Infer? I was five when we saw the movie. The pumpkin got changed first, before the gown.nct., Ellie first had an interest in pumpkin growing at age five., Author's Purpose, Entertain, Antagonist, Cyril, Protagonist, Ellie, Cousin and baseball fanatic, Richard, Grower and grandma, Nana, Abraham Lincoln look-alike, Dad, That’s probably why the Pilgrims became extinct., Ellie is an unreliable narrator., Easy for him to say. He didn’t have a world-class pumpkin to tend., Ellie is very invested in her pumpkin growing., Ellie argues with dad about Max, Man vs Man, ACRE, Argument, Claim, Reason, Evidence, Gaunt, Thin, Bismarks, Doughnuts, I got a C minus on my “Churchill’s Dilemma” essay. I thought it was stingy since it dragged my average down, but Miss Moritz was the sneakiest, skinniest person I knew., Ellie doesn't trust skinny people. , What Iowa farming vocabulary constitutes as technical language?, grower, Big Max, begonia, Proper Noun, specifically named person, place, or thing, Noun, person, place, or thing, Verb, Action, Article, A, an, the, Pronoun, replaces a noun (I, she, he, we), Adverb, describes a verb (never, very, willingly), Highschool, Rock River High School, Dad, who never put the convertible top up until the first snow, stopped, snapped the roof shut, and said, “Your mother never liked convertibles.” I sat quiet, like you do around something fragile. We drove silently to Grace’s., Dad associates the car with his former wife. , smallest student, school newspaper writer, Justin Julee, mean girl, Sharrell Upton, grows corn, FFA president, Wes, style, quirky yet funny, target audience, high school students | main characters are in high school, mud-caked shoes, loves nature, Wes's description, Bugs don’t attack gardens without reason, and Sharrell didn’t, either. She could pick any boyfriend; Wes clearly wasn’t her type., Metaphor, Richard, son of a praying Catholic woman, said, “It’s a mystery,” which for Catholics neatly covers life’s unexplained mess. I was Presbyterian and hadn’t been given as many answers., Allusion, Maybe Grace’s phone wires had been cut by terrorists., Hyperbole, “This,” Richard said, scratching Spider’s ears, “is the National Guard, Ellie.”, Metaphor, Max shivered. , Personfication, Edict, Order, Petty, Trivial, Shows connection or location, Preposition, “I want to interview you for the school paper,” he said., secondary source, Green truck symbolizes?, Wes's farming background, Nana's symbol?, dirt, School newspaper, Secondary source, I played Dad’s tape You and You Alone , Media type is audio, Wes stopped by yesterday with pictures of giant pumpkins, Media type is visual, Connotation, context, Denotation, dictionary definition, Freezing rain, Man vs nature, Primary source, firsthand, journal, etc. , Secondary source, Newspaper, etc. , Endorse, Approve, Profit, Gain, entourage, attendants, Founder, Creator, Yellow Mum Flower, Mom's sunshine that she brought to Ellie and Dad, Dad's song for Max, Handel's "Messiah", Squash ’em!, Vernacular, Max did a little jig., Personification, ma'am, vernacular, technical language, The smaller pumpkins were being weighed—the Sweet Spookies, Small Sugars, and Lady Godivas. Polite applause followed each. Hugh Ferguson backed up to the starting gate. I was number 96., What is the first evidence that illustrate's Big Daddy is potentially rotted?, blotch mark, oppression, persecution, downright, total, cosmic, heavenly, oozed, seeped, Nana hugged me. Wes helped me down like I was Cinderella., allusion, Mother's earrings, familial love, Big Daddy, concealment, Rock River Harvest Fair, society, Max represents?, effort, I slumped against Max, who probably lost five pounds in disappointment., hyperbole, A rumble. A heave. The shell cracked top to bottom., oxymoron, Why does Ellie feel like her blue ribbon is better than Cyril's four blue ribbons?, It's a darker blue with gold tassels., I let my vegetable speak for himself., personification, What is one honor Ellie is giving by winning?, parade.

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