BJU Excursions in Literature Unit 3 Review

Match the character to their story:

• Little Jimmy

• Prince Hyacinth and the Dear Little Princess

• Harry Bittering

• Jimmy Yellow Hawk

• Cousin Annabelle

• from Caddie Woodlawn

• Prince Hyacinth

• Dark, They Were, and Golden-Eyed

Match the plot summary to the story.

• from Caddie Woodlawn

• Dark, They Were, and Golden-Eyed

• a prince can’t marry a princess until he

• a young boy wants a more grown-up name

• Jimmy Yellow Hawk

• from Caddie Woodlawn

• Dark, They Were, and Golden-Eyed

• a prince can’t marry a princess until he realizes his nose is too big

Match the character to their story:

• Lushkoff

• Peter's Transformation

• Spot

• The Beggar

• Squeaky

• Being a Public Character

• Peter

• Raymond's Run

Match the plot summary to their story:

• Being a Public Character

• a girl teaches her brother how to be a runner

• The Beggar

• a dog accidentally becomes a hero twice

• Raymond's Run

• a cook’s love for a mendicant transforms him

• Peter's Transformation

• a disciple changes from a denier to a devoted follower

Match the author to his/her work.

• Don Marquis

• from Caddie Woodlawn

• Carol Ryrie Brink

• Dark, They Were, and Golden-Eyed

• Ray Bradbury

• Being a Public Character

Match the author to his/her work.

• Apostle John

• The Beggar

• Toni Cade Bambara

• Raymond’s Run

• Anton Chekov

• Peter’s Transformation

Match the term to the definition

• antagonist

• a divinely-inspired, God-given account of real-life events

• dialect

• a work that shows how a young person begins to grow up and mature

• colloquialisms

• the vocabulary, the grammar, and especially the pronunciation of a particular people group

• biblical narrative

• a word or phrase commonly employed in informal conversation

• coming-of-age story

• a force or character against whom the protagonist struggles

Match the term to the definition

• understatement

• words and phrases that are not part of standard vocabulary but often used by a particular group of people

• slang

• a character whose personality is well-defined by the author

• round character

• a type of verbal irony which involves the representation of something as less important than it truly

• mood

• a character with little individuality whose mindset the reader konws little about

• flat character

• the emotion that pervades a work; the reader is meant to share this emotion with the characters

an evil or cruel antagonist

• scoundrel
• rogue
• villain
• hero

What is the theme of this unit?

• community

• family

• transformation

• love