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The 57 Bus pp.59-80

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6 questions
Of graduating high school, the author says: “The finish line was marked with a cap and gown... you could get there, if nothing knocked you down. But life had a way of sticking its foot out” (pg. 65).
What does this quote mean? In what ways does life “stick its foot out” on the way to graduation?
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What does this quote mean? In what ways does life “stick its foot out” on the way to graduation?
Question: How do these obstacles vary among different communities or neighborhoods?

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What does this quote mean? In what ways does life “stick its foot out” on the way to graduation?
Question: How do you think it will feel to cross the finish line yourself?

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What does this quote mean? In what ways does life “stick its foot out” on the way to graduation?
Question: What happens after you cross the finish line? Is the race over? What will be your next big goal?

Throughout our reading, we've seen many different ways that the characters experience the feeling of "family"; we've met Sasha's and Richard's families and seen how Karprice is like family to many of her students, who even call her "mom"
What do you think makes a family?
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What do you think makes a family?
Question: Can you choose your family? Do you think you have to be related to someone for them to be part of your family?

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What do you think makes a family?
Question: Can family change over time, or is it set for life?

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What do you think makes a family?
Question: Who makes up your family? What makes them feel like family to you?