All Summer in a Day
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- Q1What was the first card in the summary activity?Margot recites her poem of the sunstudents said the rain was stoppingthe students lock Margot in the closetthe students are in denial of the sun20s
- Q2What does the sun symbolize?apathyinnocenceguitbliss30s
- Q3the dichotomy of summer and winter from A Separate Peace is most likethe dichotomy of rain and sunthe dichotomy of Earth and Venusthe dichotomy of the sun and snowthe dichotomy of rain and the trees20s
- Q4What did the kids do when they ran outside?jumped off of rocksplay tagtook Margot out of the closetsquinted at the sun30s
- Q5This quote from A Separate Peace also has what idea in common with All Summer in a Day? "This has nothing to do with me! Nothing at all! I don’t care!”apathydenialguiltjealousy20s
- Q6What type of figurative language occurs the most often?similesalliterationhyperbolespersonification20s
- Q7What does this imagery describe? "an old photograph dusted from an album, whitened away"Venusthe buildingMargotthe teacher30s
- Q8What is a big idea in the short story?changejealousyhappinessgreed20s
- Q9what idea do the 2 stories have in commonconflict caused by jealousylots of figurative language used for setting, character and plot developmentweather dichotomiesclimax at the beginning of the book20s
- Q10what symbol does this quote describe? "And what she was waiting for was in...hopeless"rainclosetsuneyes20s
- Q11what is an important dichotomy shown in A Separate Peace and All Summer in a Daygreed and selflessnessfantasy and realitywants and needshappiness and melancholy20s
- Q12what symbol does this quote describe? “She knew they thought they remembered... in the face, in the body, in the arms and legs and trembling hands"Margoteyessunrain20s
- Q13How do both stories relate to world war 2?one takes place in world war 2 and the other favors those who are blonde with blue eyesone favors people who are blonde with blue eyes and the other has people who are oppressed like in world war 2both show people going off into warone takes place in world war 2 and the other has people who are oppressed like in world war 230s
- Q14what symbol does this quote describe? “They surged about her, caught her up and bore her, protesting, and then pleading, and then crying, back"the closetMargot's skinthe sunrain20s
- Q15what big ideas are common between the 2 stories?weather, rivers, regretdenial, regret, loss of valuesregret, sports, denialloss of values, sun, denial30s