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Directions: Use the clues provided to decipher each lock. Type your answers in the correct space on the Google Form below. Be sure to pay attention to the answer format. Click submit when you think you've answered each question correctly. A "Congratulations" message will appear if you're right! If not, go back and re-work the items you've answered incorrectly.
Number Lock- Read the following statements. Decide which character they describe. Your code to unlock this puzzle will be the number of letters in each character's first name.
Number Lock- Read the following statements. Decide which character they describe. Your code to unlock this puzzle will be the number of letters in each character's first name.
1. 10 years old and feels her heart is empty.
1. 10 years old and feels her heart is empty.
2. Keeps a creepy, overgrown front yard.
2. Keeps a creepy, overgrown front yard.
3. Spent some time in jail and prefers animals over people.
3. Spent some time in jail and prefers animals over people.
4. He did that thing again, where he pulled back his lips and showed me his teeth. He smiled so big that it made him sneeze.
4. He did that thing again, where he pulled back his lips and showed me his teeth. He smiled so big that it made him sneeze.
5. Her "face was always pinched up like she was smelling something real bad."
5. Her "face was always pinched up like she was smelling something real bad."
Crossword/Vocabulary Lock- Fill in the crossword puzzle with some vocabulary words from the novel. Your code will be the first letter of each word in numerical order.
Crossword/Vocabulary Lock- Fill in the crossword puzzle with some vocabulary words from the novel. Your code will be the first letter of each word in numerical order.
Word Lock- Solve this rebus puzzle! Your code will be the answer to the question!
Word Lock- Solve this rebus puzzle! Your code will be the answer to the question!
True False Lock- Read these statements. If you think it is true use a T. If false, use F. Your combination of Ts and Fs will unlock this puzzle!
True False Lock- Read these statements. If you think it is true use a T. If false, use F. Your combination of Ts and Fs will unlock this puzzle!
1. Winn-Dixie was hiding under Gloria Dump's bed at the end of the story.
1. Winn-Dixie was hiding under Gloria Dump's bed at the end of the story.
2. Gloria Dump fed Winn-Dixie cheese the first time they met.
2. Gloria Dump fed Winn-Dixie cheese the first time they met.
3. Gertrude is a rabbit.
3. Gertrude is a rabbit.
4. Otis loves playing music more than anything.
4. Otis loves playing music more than anything.
5. Opal's mom abandoned her.
5. Opal's mom abandoned her.
6. Opal's full name is India Opal Bennett.
6. Opal's full name is India Opal Bennett.
Figurative Language Lock- Review types of figurative language with this slideshare. Read the following statements. Your letter answer will be the code to unlock this puzzle
Figurative Language Lock- Review types of figurative language with this slideshare. Read the following statements. Your letter answer will be the code to unlock this puzzle
1. A furry bullet, shooting across the building, chasing that mouse.
1. A furry bullet, shooting across the building, chasing that mouse.
A. simile
A. simile
B. metaphor
B. metaphor
C. personification
C. personification
D. alliteration
D. alliteration
2. She said it made her feel like a bug under a microscope."
2. She said it made her feel like a bug under a microscope."
A. simile
A. simile
B. metaphor
B. metaphor
C. personification
C. personification
D. alliteration
D. alliteration
3. "Thinking about her was the same as the hole you keep on feeling with your tongue after you lose a tooth."
3. "Thinking about her was the same as the hole you keep on feeling with your tongue after you lose a tooth."
A. simile
A. simile
B. metaphor
B. metaphor
C. personification
C. personification
D. alliteration
D. alliteration
4. "I could see him pulling his old turtle head back into his stupid turtle shell."
4. "I could see him pulling his old turtle head back into his stupid turtle shell."
A. simile
A. simile
B. metaphor
B. metaphor
C. personification
C. personification
D. alliteration
D. alliteration
5. Winn-Dixie had good manners.
5. Winn-Dixie had good manners.
A. simile
A. simile
B. metaphor
B. metaphor
C. personification
C. personification
D. alliteration
D. alliteration
K.Keegan, 2019
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