The document contains summaries of three literary works: 1) A poem called "Wonder and Imagination" which explores when people lose their imagination and the most effective figure of speech used. 2) A short story called "The Caller" about a man named Lewis who receives mysterious phone calls from a boy asking for help and how it impacts Lewis. 3) A short story called "The Stolen Party" which is analyzed based on its setting, characters, complication, conflicts, climax, and conclusion. The document poses questions for analysis and comprehension of each of the three literary works.

1. Wonder and Imagination

2. Key of the Kingdom - Ed Reed

3. Poetry Appreciation Technical Summary Theme Figures of Speech (4)

4. Questions At what age do you think people begin to lose their imagination? Why does it happen at this point? What is the most effective figure of speech in the poem? Why is it the most effective? Did you like this poem? Explain. Do you believe what the author says in the poem? Explain.

5. The Caller - Dave Margoshes

6. Questions How does Lewis react to the boy’s calls? List all the ways in which Lewis attempts to help the boy. What other ways does he consider? Why does he reject them? What else might he have done to help the boy? What effect do the calls have on Lewis’s life? How do the phone calls change? Is there a pattern to them? What clues are there to suggest the calls are not prank ones? Why does Lewis not tell Judy more about the first phone call? How does she react to the phone calls that follow?

7. The Stolen Party - Lilian Heker

8. Short Story Analysis Setting (Characters) Complication (Initial incident) Conflicts (Rising Action) External (2) Internal Climax Denoument (Conclusion)

9. Questions Compare this story to the poem “False Security”. Why is this story entitled “The Stolen Party”?