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What time did Billy wake up when he heard the loud noise?
What time did Billy wake up when he heard the loud noise?
Which sound did Billy NOT hear when he looked out the window?
Which sound did Billy NOT hear when he looked out the window?
What color was the first light that Billy observed from Professor Inkspot's shed?
What color was the first light that Billy observed from Professor Inkspot's shed?
What action did Billy take after he jumped out of bed?
What action did Billy take after he jumped out of bed?
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What was the auditory detail that suggested a sudden change in action at the shed?
What was the auditory detail that suggested a sudden change in action at the shed?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary
- Bang: a loud, sudden noise
- Half past six: 6:30
- Fizzzz: an onomatopoeic word for a hissing or sparking sound
- Pop: a sudden, sharp noise
- Whirring: a continuous, high-pitched humming or buzzing sound
Story Elements
- Main character: Billy
- Setting: Billy's house and Professor Inkspot's shed (next door)
- Plot: Billy is woken up by a loud noise and sees strange occurrences at Professor Inkspot's shed, leading him to investigate.
Sentence Structure
- Simple sentences: used to convey sudden actions and sounds (e.g. "Billy jumped out of bed and ran to the window.")
- Exclamatory sentences: used to express excitement or surprise (e.g. "'Are you there, Professor?' he shouted.")
Imagery and Sensory Details
- Visual: blue smoke, green flashing light, red light, orange light
- Auditory: bang, fizzzz, pop, whirring sound, bell ringing
Vocabulary
- Bang is defined as a loud, sudden noise
- Half past six is equivalent to 6:30
- Fizzzz is an onomatopoeic word that represents a hissing or sparking sound
- Pop is a sudden, sharp noise
- Whirring is a continuous, high-pitched humming or buzzing sound
Story Elements
- The main character of the story is named Billy
- The story takes place in two settings: Billy's house and Professor Inkspot's shed, which is located next door
- The plot of the story revolves around Billy investigating strange occurrences at Professor Inkspot's shed after being woken up by a loud noise
Sentence Structure
- Simple sentences are used in the story to convey sudden actions and sounds
- Exclamatory sentences are used to express excitement or surprise in the story
Imagery and Sensory Details
- Visual imagery in the story includes blue smoke, green flashing light, red light, and orange light
- Auditory imagery in the story includes the sounds of a bang, fizzzz, pop, whirring, and a bell ringing
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Test your understanding of vocabulary words and story elements in a fun quiz about Billy and Professor Inkspot's adventures.
