Quotation Write-Ups 6 by JACKIE OCKENE-FOGELMAN

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is being compared in the personification?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
What is symbolic in this quotation?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
What contrast is being made?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
What is the tone of this quotation?
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jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What thematic statement would work with this novel or book?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is being compared in the simile?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
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What is the quotation an example of?
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jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
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What is being compared in the metaphor?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
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What is the quotation an example of?
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jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

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jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

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jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
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What is the quotation an example of?
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jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Google the cover of your novel or book and post.
Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
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What is the quotation an example of?
How is this quotation significant?

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

"'You also have to be careful to not make others feel small and insignificant, right?' I said. 'You don't want to become what you hate'" (page 86).

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

While in a jeep with the top down, Nanette is telling her boyfriend Alex that he should not be so smug and belittle people because they might not be as smart as him. This is an example of foreshadowing because Alex has shown himself to be reckless. He is a writer of poetry and he is as loose with words as he is with actions. Nanette is foreshadowing that his strong opinions might get him into trouble.

jlo4077 — 2022-02-16 19:38:10 UTC

Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.
Summarize the quotation with the who/whom, where/ when and the what (see composition book for review).
What is the quotation an example of?
What is the allusion (a novel, work of art, cultural movement, song, historical event etc.)
How is this quotation significant?

Brandon Ramirez

2022-02-17 23:04:50 UTC

"BANG BANG BANG" pg120

This happens on the road when Manny has an argument with another driver because has the music up. The main character Justyce tells Manny to turn it down but he doesn't and the other driver shoots Manny.

This quotation is an example of onomatopoeia.

This quote is important because this is when Manny gets shot and dies.

Joselyn Alvarado - She Drives Me Crazy: By Kelly Quindlen

2022-02-17 23:07:40 UTC

"We're playing man-to-man, which is usually my strong suit, but tonight it's tripping me up because the opponent I'm guarding happens to be my ex-teammate. She also happens to be my ex-girlfriend." (Page 2)
In this quotation, during a basketball game, Scottie Zajac is playing against another school's team. One of the players of the other team happens to be her ex-girlfriend, Tally Gibson.
This quotation is an example of Conflict since it shows the obstacle that the main character is facing, and needs to overcome.
This quote shows the character's, Scottie, conflict and how it is affecting her. Scottie is being haunted by her past and she's so mainly focused on Tally, that it's affecting her, in a negative way. Even though she's good at basketball, Tally being there is the only thing keeping her from playing at her full potential.

When all is said

ltolenti0014 — 2022-02-17 23:13:41 UTC

"My treason is a lump caught in my throat, refusing to be swallowed or grunted away." pg. 13. In the beginning of the book the main character, Maurice, has to let go of his dog Gearstick to Bess, the cleaner, and her family, because he couldn't take care of him anymore. As Maurice was trying to hand Gearstick to his new family, he can't help but reminisce about the times he had with Gearstick, he is then forced to close the door to a confused Gearstick... In this metaphor the "lump" in Maurice's throat is compared to treason after he had just let go of his friend Gearstick and the way Maurice says “refusing to be swallowed of grunted away” shows that his treasonous action towards his friend can never be forgotten. This quotation is significant because it starts one of Maurice's conflicts in the book.

Kasandra Beltran

2022-02-17 23:15:20 UTC

"Holding Eleanor's hand was like holding a butterfly." (page 72) Park and Eleanor were forced to sit together because the only seat that happened to be open was the one next to Park. Park begins to realize that Eleanor looks over at the comics he reads so he decides to leave a copy for her. Exchanging comics and music allows them to form a bond with each other. When one day while they were sitting on the bus Park decides to hold Eleanor's hand. Park compares holding Eleanor's hand to holding a butterfly because much like a butterfly Eleanor's hand felt complete and alive.

Among The Brave

mmagana0060 — 2022-02-18 00:06:05 UTC

"Now I know what the soldiers in the Trojan horse felt like, he thought."(page 150).

After Trey is able to infiltrate the population police, he finds Mark in the basement of the Grant's house where he and a guard make a deal. In order for Trey to complete his part of the deal, he needs to leave the Grant's house and set out on the road. Once he leaves, He eventually comes across two population police officers that ask him about his assignment. Since the uniform Trey is using outranks the officers, he tells them the information is classified and they leave causing Trey to think about how he outsmarted them. This quotation is an example of an Allusion. The allusion in this quotation is a reference to the wooden Trojan Horse that was used by the Greeks to infiltrate soldiers into Troja. This quotation is significant because it shows how Trey is willing to do anything, including tricking and infiltrating the population police, in order to save his friends.

The Black Swan of Paris by Karen Robards

lmartinez0441 — 2022-02-18 02:10:35 UTC

"Germans had become increasingly vicious and volatile, like angry wasp defending their nest" (Pg. 29)
Germans were blocking the roads, Genevieve was not able to go through the gate because the Germans were blocking the gate. This is an example of Simile because the Germans blocking the gate is being compared to a wasp protecting it's nest. Genevieve was trying to get through the gate after her performance, but the Germans were blocking the gate because they were getting Jews that lived in the nearby apartments.

apichardo0013 — 2022-02-18 02:13:54 UTC

While in a dream, Mercy is with her long-lost love Luc who is an angel. Mercy says how he hasn't found her yet and why he hasn't saved her from this nightmare. He tells her to find his "mortal person" named Ryan and once she does they can finally go to the place where they call home. This is an example of foreshadowing because Mercy is very determined to her goal. This quote is significant because throughout the book she struggles to find him to go back home.

sromanove0001 — 2022-02-18 04:16:29 UTC

"It said I was 'highly gifted.' "(pg. 18). After Willow Chance gets a letter from an educational consultant, she sees that the letter says that she's highly gifted. The quotation is an example of direct characterization because it is directly telling the reader that Willow Chance is highly gifted. This quotation is significant because, throughout the story, Willow uses her knowledge to succeed at what she is doing and to help others along the way.

Kenneth Sandoval

2022-02-18 04:38:24 UTC

"Tiddy was like a shooting star." (Page 118). The commander and Matthias were together in the commander's office talking about how people don't understand about a loss that they suffered because Tiddy died. Tiddy is being compared to a shooting star because Tiddy was one of the highest ranked population police officers.

Before I Fall

svasquez0077 — 2022-02-18 04:42:57 UTC

"My heart shoots into my throat every time I think I see his loping walk." (pg 352)

After seeing someone that resembled Kent in the school halls, Sam said this line. Kent is the boy that Sam started liking after her 6th death. This quotation is an example of an idiom because Sam's heart cannot actually shoot into her throat. This quotation is significant because it tells the reader that Sam views Kent differently than she did before.

Julian Herrera

jherrera0207 — 2022-02-18 23:09:02 UTC

"The Receiver was the most important elder. Jonas had never even seen him..." pg 14

Jonas is having inner thoughts about rules, in his thought he describes how rules are made and how they go to a special Elder called The Receiver though he has never seen him. This quote is an example of foreshadowing. This is because the author felt that it was important to note who creates the new rules and that Jonas has never met them before, which sets up for when he does eventually meet him.

jnavarro0139 — 2022-02-18 23:11:35 UTC

"He felt it would be a bad idea to hold father's eyes."( Page 51)
Bruno's Father asked him to have a talk in his fathers office. They discuss about how he feels about the new house they are living in. After talking for a while Bruno tells him that he must've been very bad at his job. Then that's when he has regretted saying that.
The quotation is an example of Idiom because Bruno can't actually hold his father's eyes.
This quotation is significant because Bruno Father is very formal and strict and he like being respected by people . So that's why Bruno decided to stop talking.

creyes0161 — 2022-02-19 02:53:41 UTC

"While the original structure stood, it was tattered and unstable now.-The fields of meticulously tended grass had died from neglect." Pg: 133-134
This is an example of descriptive text because these sentences were used to describe the old and poorly kept arena. Descriptive text is meant to add details to the setting and/or time. Without descriptive words, the setting would feel bland. These sentences also bring the characters to life.

Nathaniel Avila

2022-02-19 02:56:12 UTC

"'Why a revolver?' said the boy. 'It helped me to trust in people.' the Englishman said.'"
(pg 92)

After reaching the Oasis, both Santiago and the Englishman are asked to turn in firearms and weapons. That is when this exchange happens. This quotation is an example of irony because the Englishman needs an intimidating thing to trust people that won't put people's trust in him. This quotation is significant because it tells us that the Englishman only cares about how he feels and not so much the other way around.

Drums Girls and Dangerous Pie by Jordan Sonnenblick

2022-02-19 05:19:45 UTC

'If you show off in sports, you're a "hotdog" if you show off in class, you're a "brainiac" but if you show off in drumming, people love it.' (page 31) After Steven finishes practicing with his drums Mr W and a couple of students clap f_^or him.After that the quote begins and Mr W gives Steven some tips on his stiffness.This is an example of an idiom because he isnt really a "hotdog" like the quote refers to.This quote is signifacant because this is around the time that they were taking his brother Jeffery to the hospital in order to get dignosed if he had an illness or not.

nmartinez0199 — 2022-02-19 06:44:43 UTC

"She's like a black widow. She eats dudes like you for breakfast." (page. 53) Sloane, her boyfriend James , and their best friend Miller, are at Miller's house talking about Lacey. Lacey was Miller's girlfriend before she got taken to The Program. Lacey recently got out of The Program, but she doesn't remember Miller. While they're at Miller's house, they start talking about the first time Miller and Lacey met each other. When they first met Miller told Sloane and James that she was the kind of girl he was looking for, the kind who would make his mother mad. James then told Miller that Lacey is like a black widow, which fascinated him. Lacey is being compared to a black widow. This quotation is significant because this leads to Miller wanting to get her to remember him, which just leads him to getting into trouble.

A theme from Halo: The fall of Reach

2022-02-22 01:35:25 UTC

"Mendez lowered his voice, 'Not every mission has simple objectives or comes to a logical conclusion,'" page 84. This quote was said by Chief Petty Officer Mendez, a military official for the United Nations Space Command and the main character's mentor, to John 117, the main character and a member of the experimental SPARTAN 2 project. What had just happened was that a 15 John had received a "mission" to fight 4 of violent soldiers called Orbital Drop Shock Troopers as a display of strength. He has to do this because an organization called The Office of Naval Intelligence needed to monitor the results of their newest project of augmented super soldiers called the SPARTAN 2 project. However, during this test, John killed all 4 of the soldiers bare handed which was good for ONI but not so good for John. This causes mental turmoil for him because even though he did his job correctly, it costed him 4 of his allies' lives that died because of him. So when he goes over this with his mentor Chief Mendez where he says this. This is an example of a theme due to the fact that this is a lesson that the reader learns but also has relevance to the story. This is such an important moment for John because he realizes that not everything has a definitive answer. His entire character up to this point is to strive for a set in place victory. But when confronted in these situations his mind can't comprehend that there is no right answer. So he learns from this that there will never be a "best" solution in many situations. And he changes to not try to be perfect but to do the best for everyone.

Character Traits

jcushman0002 — 2022-02-23 03:32:39 UTC

"I have mouse-brown cowlick-y hair, glasses that are about an inch thick, and braces that look like I tries to swallow a train wreck." page 4. Steven is describing the way he looks because he is comparing himself to his "favored" brother when he is at school after his teacher told him to write in his journal about something he hates the most. This quotation is an example of character traits because Steven is simply describing the way he looks. This quote is significant because it shows the reader exactly how nerdy he seems and why he wouldn't be the favorite.

Foreshadowing

jcushman0002 — 2022-02-23 03:46:03 UTC

"I've never seen my mom take one of our injuries so seriously before." page 19. Steven is telling the reader how he has never seen his mom take him or his brothers injuries as serious before until now when Steven was up one morning with his brother trying to make him some oatmeal for breakfast but as he set his brother on the kitchen stool, moments later his brother falls off and hits himself against the counter with a really bad nosebleed. After this happens, Steven and Jeffery's parents find them and their mom starts to panic and yell as she says shes going to take Jeffery to the emergency room. This quotation is an example of foreshadowing. This quotation is significant because it signals the reader that since Steven and Jeffery's mom is so serious about this situation it might lead them into finding out something serious.