Priscilla and the Wimps

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15 questions
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One character trait to describe the Kobras is...

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Select the best piece of text evidence to support your response to question #1

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One character trait to describe Priscilla is...

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Select the best piece of text evidence to support your response to question #3

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Monk makes a difficult decision to break his own rule and reach for Melvin himself. Is this descision an internal or external conflict?

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Priscilla puts Monk in a hammerlock, so he can't move. Is this an internal or external conflict?

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Complete the sentence by filling in the blanks: Because Priscilla is ___________, she ______________________________.

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In paragraphs 1-5, what is the mood of the setting?

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Which words contribute to the mood of the story in paragraphs 1-5?

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Re-read paragraphs 1-7, then complete the sentence by filling in the blanks: Because the setting is ___________, students __________________________________.

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The author writes, "Pretty soon Monk himself slides up. He jerks his head once, and his Kobras slither off down the hall." What does this sentence prove about the Kobras?

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Which of the following is a motif in "Priscilla and the Wimps"?

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Which of the following is a theme in"Priscilla and the Wimps"?

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In paragraph 6, the author refers to Priscilla as a serpent in Monk's garden. What does the serpent symbolize?

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In the last paragraph, the author writes, "Well, this is where fate, an even bigger force than Priscilla, steps in. It snows all that night, a blizzard. The whole town ices up. And schools closes for a week." What is the mood at this point in the story?