On page 452, what does the narrator do when Theresa bullies her? What happens as a result?
Pgs. 454-455 Why does the narrator confront Theresa?
Pgs. 456-457 What descriptive details does the author give about the main library that show why it would attract the narrator? Select all that apply.
Pgs. 456-457 How do Theresa and the narrator behave while they are benched?
Pg. 457 Theresa whispers "remorsefully." Why is remorsefully a better word choice than sadly?
Match what the character does and says with what happens to the character.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
The narrator fights Theresa afterMary Lou tells her to stuck up for herself. | arrow_right_alt | The narrator continues to be bullied by Theresa. |
The narrator decides to leave the slumber pary with Mary Lou. | arrow_right_alt | Theresa leaves the narrator alone; Mary Lou is her ally. |
The narrator does not stand up for herself with Theresa. | arrow_right_alt | When Theresa joins them, the narrator no longer cares about the gossip. |
What text evidence supports your answer to number 7? Give two reasons.
Pgs. 460-461 Why is Mary Lou the narrator's hero?
Essential Question: Based on the story, what actons can we take to get along with others?