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Literature

Courage

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Who wrote "Knights of the Silver Shield"? Raymond MacDonald Alden
Who was assigned to guard the gate while the king and his soldiers went fighting against the giants? Sir Roland
What happened to Sir Roland's shield after he closed the gate from a giant in disguise and when the victorious king and his soldiers came home? It had a golden star and it was very bright for he fought against temptation and won
Who wrote the poem "Courage Has a Crimson Coat"? Nancy Byrd Turner
What personification stayed at home and weaves stuff that Courage and Fame wear? Patience
Symbol Authors occasionally use symbols in their work to give added meaning to their stories. A symbol is something that can be used to represent something else. In "Knights of the Silver Shield",for example,each knight's shield is symbolic of his character
Imagery Imagery=the use of words which appeal 2 senses.Writers use this technique 2 help their readers fully appreciate and experience works.1 of most basic types is visual imagery, which author appeals 2 sight through description of colors,shapes,motions,etc.
Who wrote "Don Quixote" and "The Fight with The Windmills"? Miguel De Cervantes
What did Don Quixote think that were giants windmills
Who was Don Quixote's squire who was promised land and riches? Sancho Panza
Characterization Because character development is often one of the most important elements of a story,the reader should pay careful attention to clues author gives regarding characters.
Who is the author who wrote"Trust in God and Do the Right"? Norman McLeod
In "Trust in God and Do the Right",what does the poem teaches us? never give in to sin and always follow God even though his orders might be weird.
Who wrote "Quest for Courage" and"Call it Courage"? Armstrong Sperry
What three animals did Mafatu kill? hammerhead shark,wild boar,and an octopus
What did Mafatu find near the shore? A whale carcass which he used a bone to make a knife
What was Mafatu originally afraid of? The ocean
Who wrote "Stanzas on Freedom"? James Russell Lowell
In "Stanzas on Freedom",who are the true brave Americans? The ones who knew slavery is bad,who help the weak and fallen,the ones who choose being hated,scoffed at, and abused by those who hated blacks
Who wrote "Beneath the Saddle"? Russell Gordon Carter
Who was with Nathan Cathcart the two times when the British soldiers searched his house? 1st time:nobody 2nd time:a wounded American soldier
What did Nathan find beneath the horse's saddle? important documents to General George Washington
Setting To be effective, a story needs an appropriate,realistic setting,or background of time and place
Who wrote "The Patriot's Password"? James Montgomery
What was the password? "Make way for liberty!"
What the poem tell about? The battle between the Swiss and Austrians at Sempach,Switzerland in 1386
Who wrote "The Wind is Free"? Jan Masaryk
Where was the underground paper published? In the bakery cellar
Who wrote"Charge of the Light Brigade"? Alfred,Lord Tennyson
What was the poem inspired by? A battle of the Crimean War
Who were the Light Brigade? The brave and valiant six hundred
Who wrote"Letter from a Soldier"? Sullivan Ballou,a Union Soldier who wrote this letter to his wife during the Civil War
Who wrote "The Legend of Kate Shelley"? Freeman H. Hubbard
Who did Kate save from the devastating flood which covered the railroad tracks? A train full of people who congratulated Kate for saving them
Who wrote "The Dinner Party"? Mona Gardner
What was the colonel official and the army officer guests agreeing about? That men have more control than women and in any crisis,women scream
Why did the hostess ask the Indian boy to place a bowl of milk at the front doors? Because there is a cobra in the building
Where was the snake? by the hostess' foot
Did she scream? no,she had control with her reactions
Who wrote"The Duel"? Emily Dickinson
What allusion did she use in her poem? David and Goliath
Allusion An allusion is an indirect reference;most allusions refer to history,legends,The Bible,or classic literature
In "The Wind is Free", who was Eva's brother? Thomaso
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