ELA*

Identify this recent Newbery winner by Dave Eggers.

• THE EYES AND THE IMPOSSIBLE

• THE ADVENTURES OF BEEKLE

• THE LAST CUENTISTA

This book's title character meets shy Alice at a park in a large city. To reach her, he leaves the island of imaginary friends where he was born. This is the plot of what Caldecott-winning Dan Santat book?

• THE EYES AND THE IMPOSSIBLE

• THE ADVENTURES OF BEEKLE

• THE LAST CUENTISTA

Give the name for this kind of 14-line lyric poem.

• SONNET

• ODE

• HAIKU

• LIMERICK

This novel's sequels include The River, Brian's Winter, Brian's Return, and Brian's Hunt. After surviving a plane crash, its 13-year-old protagonist spends months alone in the Canadian wilderness. Give the title of this Gary Paulsen masterpiece.

• HATCHET

• THE EYES AND THE IMPOSSIBLE

• THE LAST CUENTISTA

Another term for this sound device is vowel rhyme. It is found in the sentence, "The cat had a snack." Give the word for this repetition of vowel sounds.

• ASSONANCE

• CONSONANCE

• ALLITERATION

• ONOMATOPOEIA

In one folk tale, this character failed to trick Mr. Man out of his butter, eggs, and chickens. In another, he made a tar baby to trap his nemesis. Identify this rival of Brer Rabbit in the Uncle Remus stories.

• BRER FOX

• THE ADVENTURES OF BEEKLE

• THE LAST CUENTISTA

Storytelling plays an important role in what Newbery winning book by Donna Barba Higuera?

• THE LAST CUENTISTA

• THE EYES AND THE IMPOSSIBLE

• THE ADVENTURES OF BEEKLE

This picture book's author is the great-granddaughter of its human protagonist. Harry Colebourn is a World War One veterinarian who takes the title bear to the London Zoo, where she inspires author A. A. Milne. Identify this Lindsay Mattick Caldecott winner.

• FINDING WINNIE

• THE EYES AND THE IMPOSSIBLE

• THE LAST CUENTISTA

This author of Space Station Seventh Grade titled his autobiography Knots in My Yo-Yo String. Grace VanderWaal starred as the title character in a Disney+ adaptation of his novel Stargirl. Name this Newbery Medal-winning novelist of Maniac Magee.

• Jerry Spinelli

• Lois Lowry

• Katherine Paterson

• Louis Sachar

In this fable, an animal changes his opinion of an object he once prized. In vain, he repeatedly tries to jump and reach a bunch of fruit. Name this Aesop fable whose moral is, quote, "There are many who pretend to despise and belittle that which is beyond their reach."

• The Tortoise and the Hare

• The Fox and the Grapes

• The Ant and the Grasshopper

• The Lion and the Mouse