English homework
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- What is ironic about how Mrs. Gorf is perceived, and how she really is as a teacher? (4pts)
- What is setting? What is the setting of the story? (5pts)
- What could the word in bold, “bopped” (on page 3) mean? What contextual clue(s) helped you figure out its meaning? (4pts)
- What impression do we get of Mrs. Gorf when she says, “If you children are bad . . . or if you answer a problem wrong, I’ll wiggle my ears, stick out my tongue, and turn you into apples!” (page 1)? (5pts)
- What could the word in bold, “investigate (on page 2) mean? What contextual clue(s) helped you figure out its meaning? (4pts)
- What is an example of a flat character in the story? Why is that? (5pts)
- What do you think the main message, or theme of the story is? Explain. (5pts)
- What are examples of two adjectives used to describe Wayside High School? (4pts)
- Write an example of an adjective clause found in the story (e.g., “The apartment, which was small and dark, was no place for a baby.”) (3pts).
- Think of a time when you stood up for someone, or someone stood up for you. What did you learn from this experience? Write out what happened below. (5pts)
