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Laabri

from Skies Over Sweetwater

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1.

What part of the story did they leave out? (Look at the italics at the top.)

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2.

What are paragraphs 1 and 2 about?

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What are paragraphs 3 and 4 about?

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What are paragraphs 5-7 about?

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What are paragraphs 8-10 about?

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What are paragraphs 11-15 about?

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What are paragraphs 16-19 about?

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What are paragraphs 20-22 about?

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16.

What is a summary of the excerpt?

Who

What

When

Where

Why

How

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9.

Which event from the excerpt suggests that Byrd will resolve her conflict?

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10.

What does Byrd's explanation in paragraph 13 reveal to the reader?

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11.

The author builds tension at the beginning of the excerpt by --

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12.

Which event initiates the rising action of the excerpt?

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13.

Read this sentence from paragraph 10.

When I snuck back into the kitchen a few hours later to retrieve it, the heat from the gaslight had cooked the spine, leaving a smoldering black mark.

Byrd's actions in this sentence best demonstrate her --

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14.

The sensory language in paragraph 1 helps the reader understand that Byrd --

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15.

For Byrd, going to Sweetwater most likely represents --

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17.

The final sentence of the excerpt suggests that Byrd most likely feels --