- In "The Californian's Tale", what figurative language device does Twain use when the narrator says this place was full of "living dead men"?
- In "The Summer People", why do the Allisons like the townspeople so much at first?
- (adverb) They wrote twenty words today.
- In "The Californian's Tale", the narrator wants someone to stay with him after Henry goes to sleep because
- Time and place in which a story occurs
- In "The Californian's Tale", what turned out to be odd about the letter Henry had?
- In "The Summer People", who angers Mrs. Allison first?
- (conjunction) Neither apples nor oranges are vegetables in my opinion.
- Central character of a story. The events and actions of the story revolves around this character.
- (verb) They wrote twenty words today.
- (noun) They wrote twenty words today.
- (What word does the adverb in this sentence modify or describe?)Carly played volleyball and basketball yesterday.
- (pronoun) They wrote twenty words today.
- (verb) Carly played volleyball and basketball yesterday.
- (preposition) I went(preposition) I went toward the abandoned house.
- (preposition) Neither apples nor oranges are vegetables in my opinion.
- (verb) I went toward the abandoned house
- (adjective) They wrote twenty words today.
- (What word does the adverb in this sentence modify or describe?) They wrote twenty words today.
- (adjective, not an article) I went toward the abandoned house.