Explorations in Literature Unit 4: 0ur Land

_____ is why we know "The Great Cherokee Bill" is a tall tale.

literary term for this example: "Bill's in the Legislatur', but he doesn't say what fur."

Who Tries to teach Little Jim that the old Lakota ways are not always the best ways?

What does "The fate of a nation was riding that night" mean?

this line best explains Molly Pitcher's motivation

Author's attitude toward the subject about which he is writing

lit. term 4 this: "Listen, my children, & you shall hear/ Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere."

In "The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers," the goal the Pilgrims were seeking was

In "Monty", Monty can be described as being all of the following except

The repetition of vowel sounds in words that R either N the same line or N nearby lines of poem

Lit. term: Poem that tells a story

In "The Great Cherokee Bill," Cherokee Bill has 200 recommendations with him is an example of

What is a lesson we learned from "Monty"

What famous American was present at the launching of the Montgolfiers' balloon?

What was the Pony Express saving California from?

who is the mean manager in "Monty"

Nonfiction that gives the true events of the life of a real person

Lit. term: Dialogue that fits the way in which the characters speak

"Men who possess opinions and a will;/ Men who have honor, -men who will not lie."

Which event is the climax of "Jimmy Yellow Hawk"?

The scene being described in "Crossing the Plains" is

The Wrights displayed their interest in doing new things by all except

According to Kilpatrick in "Our Blessed Land," what ensures the continued greatness of USA?

What is the literary term for this example: "Their great eyes shining bright like wine"

We can learn all of these lesson about Wright brothers except

In "Wright Brothers" authors give credit to all except