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ALWG Test Review
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What do you call the part of Jane Shaffer writing that are facts and specific details?
concrete details
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What do Ismael and his friends most enjoy doing at the start of the book?
rapping in talent shows
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What does it mean if something is translucent?
allows light to pass through, but not detailed shapes
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What is the most impactful reason that the lieutenant gives for why the boys need to fight?
for their families
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What does commence mean?
To begin
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The last time Ishmael gets to hang out with his brother
When they are farming in Kamator
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Why is Ishmael afraid to be happy during his rehabilitation?
it will not last
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What is remorse?
feelings of guilt or regret
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Why do Ishmael and his friends steal for the firs time?
They are hungry
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What is it called when the author tells us what a character is like?
Direct characterization
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Why does Ishmael have trouble becoming friends with Esther?
He does not trust others
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What is theme?
a message that the story reveals about the topic
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What is a refugee?
a person forced to leave their own country
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What is tone?
the author's attitude toward a subject
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What does chaotic mean?
a state of confusion and disorder
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what does it mean to be repatriated?
set free, released
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How are the rap cassettes symbolic in the book?
loss of innocence
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define mood as a literary term
The way the text makes the reader feel
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What is a comparison that uses like or as?
simile
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Why are the boys so difficult at the rehabilitation center?
Trauma caused by the war
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What is commentary in Jane Schaffer writing?
Your explanation of why you think the details are important
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What does ravaged mean?
severely damaged
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What is a turning point for Ishmael in the book?
When his Uncle dies and he realizes he has to leave Sierra Leone to be safe
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What should the Topic sentence do in a Jane Schaffer paragraph?
Give the main idea and key details
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What is a comparison that does not use like or as?
metaphor
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What is indirect characterization?
when the author shows us what a character is like through their thoughts, words, and deeds
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What does a correct in text citation look like?
(Beah 62).
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what does it mean to evade something?
escape or avoid
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What are the five themes discussed in ALWG?
family, effects of war, survival, potential for hope, loss of innocence
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What is fatigue?
extreme tiredness
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What does Ishmael learn when he is alone in the woods?
to make use of his resources and control his thoughts
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What type of irony is it when the opposite of what you expect happens?
situational
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When Ishmael and his friends are captured, what helps the chief see that the boys are just children?
The cassettes
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What does subsequent mean?
coming after, following
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