English Final Exam

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Bandwagon

Everyone is a part of it, so you should be too

Ethical Appeal

Tries to gain moral support for a claim by linking it to a widely accepted value

Appeal to Fear

Makes people feel as if their safety, security, or health is in danger

Appeal to Pity

Tag's into people's compassion for others

Loaded Terms

Uses words with strong positive/negative connotations

Kucai

The opportunistic and self centered

Sahara

The one who is always patient to Harun

Trapani

The perfectionist who wanted to become a teacher

A kiong

The only Confucian student in an Islam school

Borek

The one who is obsessed with body-building

Lintang

The academically gifted

Mahar

The artistically gifted

Harun

Well behaved student but unable to comprehend lessons

Sawangs

The lowest stratum among laborers in Belitong

Malays

Their identity is not based on language, skin color, or belief systems. They are an egalitarian race.

Consonance

Repeated consonant sound in the middle/end of the word

Assonance

Repeated vowels sounds in the middle of the word

Imagery

Using 5 senses to make the readers imagine the article

Alliteration

Repeated sounds at the beginning of the word

Foreshadowing

A subtle hint of what will happen next

Flo

Added member of rainbow troops

Linda Sue Park

Author of A Long Walk to Water

Andrea Hirata

Author of Rainbow Troops

Flashback

Remembering or recalling the past experience

South Sudan

Country of Nya and Salva

A-Ling

First love of Ikal

Haiku

A japanese poem

Dinka

Salva's tribe

Nuer

Nya's tribe

5-7-5

Pattern of a Haiku

Tower of Babel

Where was PN compared when it collapsed?

Salva

The founder of Water for South Sudan

A-Kiong

The mortal enemy of Sahara who ended up becoming her husband

Facial scars

This is how tribes are identified

God Grew Tired of Us

The title of the documentary about Lost Boys

USA

The country where majority of the refugees from South Sudan were sent

Marial

The character from A Long Walk to Water, believed to be eaten by the lion.

Uncle Jewiir

The name of the uncle in the novel A Long Walk to Water

Ethiopia

The country where Uncle aimed to go to escape the war

"the bush"

Where were the boys asked to run?

Loun-Ariik

Village of Salva

1985

What year did the book begin for Salva?

2008

What year did the book begin for Nya?

Kenya

Where did Salva head after he is forced out from the refugee camp in Ethiopia?

Sudan - Ethiopia - Kenya - New York

Complete journey of Salva

Syahdan

He still chased after his dream of becoming an actor.

Politician

What did Kucai become

Akeer

What is the name of Nya's five-year-old sister?

Coca-cola

What drink does Salva have on the plane that reminds him of his family?

"Thank you for bringing the water"

What did Nya say to Salva when they met?

False

True or false: The phrase "due to the fact" is accepted in formal writing.

A hollow plant used to carry water

What does gourd mean?

He wanted to be like Trapani

What were Harun's aspirations?

- To be a teacher
- A patient

What were Trapani's aspirations and what did he become?

- To be a mathematician
- A coolie

What were Lintang's aspirations and what did he become

- To be a sailor
- A truck worker

What were A-Kiong's aspirations and what did he become

- To be a women's right activist
- A house wife

What were Sahara's aspirations and what did he become

- To be a ticket ripper in the cinema
- A worker/coolie

What were Borek's aspirations and what did he become

- To be an actor
- A member of a theatre group

What were Syahdan's aspirations and what did he become

- To be a shaman
- A patent owner

What were Mahar's aspirations and what did he become

- Her aspirations were not diclosed
- A housewife to the BRI teller

What were Flo's aspirations and what did he become

- To be a politician
- A politician

What were Kucai's aspirations and what did he become

- To be a badminton player or author
- A author

What were Ikal's aspirations and what did he become