After we have read the short story in class, answered questions on the story, discussed the characterization found within the story, and learned/applied the vocabulary words from the story ---take this quiz on "Jeremiah's Song"
The protagonist
The antagonist
Macon's uncle
The narrator's grandfather
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Attitude after returning from college
Lack of affection for Macon
Anger at Jeremiah's illness
Opinion of Dr. Crawford
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Tiring his granddad
Making Ellie angry
Hearing scary stories
Missing his bedtime
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Puts different lotion on before bed
Refuses to listen to Jeremiah's stories
Talks to Dr. Crawford about Jeremiah
Takes charge of caring for Jeremiah
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Education and new ways
The importance of religion
The forces against blues music
Traditional methods of health care
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He knows that he must listen to Ellie's orders
He is afraid of bedtime and of the dark
He is just a child and afraid of scary stories
He knows that Jeremiah needs more sleep than he is getting when he tells long stories
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Become part of the Delta blues
Help people find meaning and help
Scare little children at bedtime
Be good medicine for him
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Begins to play the blues
Cries out on the porch
Has an argument with Ellie
Tells Granpa a story
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Plays the blues
Sits still and listens
Plays church music
Fingers his guitar
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Asks him to help with the chores
Comes home for the summer
Serves him a plate of pork chops
Stands against the rail and cries
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Serious illness brought on by a lack of vitamins
State of being unable to move from one's bed
Heart attack caused by high blood pressure
Sudden loss of blood flow to the brain
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A disease during an examination
A treatment during a hospital stay
An amazing cure for a disease
A method for avoiding sickness
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A prediction of a retreat
A change from better to worse
A position or place in the rear
A return to earlier times
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A way of life
A term of office
Cost of living
State of health
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Jeremiah Goforth
Walter Dean Myers
Elizabeth (Ellie) Walker
Armstrong Sperry
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1st Person POV
2nd Person POV
3rd Person Omniscient POV
3rd Person Limited
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Round and Dynamic
Round and Static
Flat and Dynamic
Flat and Static
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The way an author works and writes a story
The way an author creates and develops a character
The characters in the story who make the story interesting to the reader
The reader and the characters make connections that help create interest
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When an author seems to talk directly to the reader in a comfortable and easy sort of way.
Characters speak in a way that is common in and to a specific group of people
Being very direct and saying exactly what you think when you think it
Characters who speak the way they want to and how readers understand those characters
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When an author seems to talk directly to the reader in a comfortable and easy sort of way.
Characters speak in a way that is common to/for a place or group of people
Having a conversation
The type voice a characters has when he or she is having a conversation with another character
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