A literary device used to indicate something that is to come.
Foreshadowing
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In Uglies, who is 'Squint' and why?
It's Tally's nickname because of her small eyes.
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Example of what? "He'd join a mob to murder his own grandmother."
Hyperbole
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How are Tally and Shay different?
Shay seems more suspicious/critical of the way their society works. She is not excited to become 'pretty'.
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a main idea that the author attempts to convey to the reader. (the hardships of coming of age.)
Theme
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monster
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star
Double points!
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rocket
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lifesaver
Give 20 points!
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seesaw
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magnet
Take 5 points!
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fairy
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banana
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Opinion question: Do you think everything is how it seems in Uglies? Or is there something deeper/weirder/suspicious going on? If so, guess what's happening.
Hmmmm, interesting. In order to avoid spoilers, I'll give points regardless :)
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Example of what? "It's been days that I've looked for'ard to hevin' a meal with you, and here I've lost myself in talk that gits me worked up and loud of voice."
Dialect (a style of speech)
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The perspective from which a story or poem is written.
Point of view
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What is Tally's surname?
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What piece of technology does Uglies have in common with the movie Back to the Future II?
Hoverboard
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Example of what? "All of these once familiar sounds had taken on overtones of wailing,"
Personification (or foreshadowing)
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trap
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seesaw
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rocket
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banana
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heart
Other team wins 25 points!
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fairy
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banana
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This describes your topic, introduces your claim and describes how you will support and develop your claim