Avatar, The Last Airbender: The Rise of Kyoshi Short Essay - Answer Key

F. C. Yee
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 132 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Avatar, The Last Airbender: The Rise of Kyoshi Short Essay - Answer Key

F. C. Yee
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1. In summary, what is DiMartino’s reaction to Yee’s work, as expressed in the foreword?

DiMartino’s reaction to Yee’s work, as expressed in the foreword, can be summarized simply. DiMartino had been anxious about it, but, after reading, he was greatly pleased.

2. Explain the sarcasm in Jianzhu’s comment that Kelsang had “also claimed that the location enjoyed some auspicious wind currents, using the very solemn and holy method of licking his finger and holding it up in the air” (8).

Jianzhu’s comment regarding Kelsang’s claim of auspicious wind currents is shown as sarcastic through juxtaposition and mild hyperbole. The juxtaposition is between the “solemn and holy” and the base act of finger-licking. The hyperbole comes in the “very,” a hollow intensifier.

3. How does Kelsang explain being able to retrieve the Avatar relics to Jianzhu?

Kelsang explains his retrieval of the Avatar relics to Jianzhu simply. He did not ask permission, but simply took them.

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