SHOW WHAT U KNOWS

SETTING

1.COOK COFFEEHOUSE

• Small coffee house with many things from a lot of people to pets
• Busy most of the time except when the fever came to town

2.OLIGIVE MANSION

• Big mansion full of rich snotty people
• Homes 3 young daughters,mother,and a dad that's not there often

BUSH HILL

• Hospital/houses sick and injured people (mostly fever victims)
• Many people died in bunker hill before it was updated

CHARACTERS

MATTIE COOK

• Little girl in the book Fever of 1793
• Brave little girl that asks a lot of questions and is worried about what happens in her life

POLLY

• A girl that died at a young age from the fever
• Mattie cook's best friend

GEORGE WASHINGTON

• First president of the United States
• General/lead his troops with honor

LUCILLE COOK

• Mother of a little girl named mattie
• Husband died by construction injury
• Strong woman who is a workaholic

GRANDFAUTHER

• Captain
• Used to be in the army that fought alongside General George Washington

THEME

BRAVERY

• Showing courage or facing ones fears
• Mattie shows bravery when her friend Polly died

SUFFERING

• the state of undergoing pain, distress, or hardship.
• All the people who died with yellow fever suffered

SELF-RELIANCE

• Reliance on one's own powers and resources rather than those of others.
• Mattie had self reliance when her mom was sick

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

METAPHOR

• Comparing 2 things without using like or as
• An example in the book is when the book said "she quickly tied a bonnet under her chin and left,the back door closing being her with the sharp sound of a gunshot" p. 10

SIMILE

• Comparing two things using like or as
• On page 11 it says Black coffee,bitter as medicine

ONOMATOPOEIA

• the formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named
• In page 32 there's three onomatopoeia's(boing boing boing)

IMAGERY

• visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work.
• There are many examples of imagery
• At the beginning they gave you an image of the coffee house

PERSONIFICATION

• Giving an object human like qualities
• An example of personification is... That the stars danced across the night sky