The BFG

Unit Review Sheet

Facts and Definitions

Lesson 1: In the Middle of the Night

• Vocabulary words: lavatory, dormitory, hedges, patriotism, transfigured, tremendous, suspiciously, repulsive.

Lesson 2: Snatched

• London is a city in England on the continent of Europe.

Lesson 3: The BFG

• Linking verbs link nouns to the rest of the sentence.
• Quotation marks set apart the words being spoken by a character.

Lesson 4: Ears and Snozzcumbers

• Colors can symbolize emotions and can affect people's moods.

Lesson 5: Time with the BFG

• Carbonation is caused when carbon dioxide is added to a liquid.

Lesson 6: Catching People and Dreams

• An interpreter explains what someone has said in a different language.

Lesson 7: A Nightmare for Fleshlumpeater

• Something tangible can be touched and seen. Something intangible cannot be touched or seen.

Lesson 8: A Dreamy Plan

• Vocabulary words: aghast, cloak, vanish, petrified, dexterity, ingenuity, flinch, and brooch.

Lesson 9: The Palace

• Actions can have positive and negative effects.

Lesson 10: A Breakfast Fit for a Queen

• A ratio is the proportional relationship between two amounts.

Lesson 11: Fighting Giants

• The Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines are branches of the armed forces in the United States.

Lesson 12: Snozzcumbers

• A director of a play or film casts the actors for the cast of characters.

Final Project: Recipe for a Dream or Newspaper Report

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