12.1 Making Predictions

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4 questions

Write instances of foreshadowing in which the author gives clues to what might happen later in the story. Then, create predictions based on the clues in the text.

Foreshadowing:

“Whatever happens, at least you can look back and remember me for doing at least one thing right. Trying, anyway.” (page 239)

Predictions (What do you predict might happen based on these clues?)

Foreshadowing:

“Styx, from that day, lives in my mind like a series of snapshots. . . . I can see it all now. That day, we had no idea.” (page 239)

12.1 Making Predictions

Posljednje ažuriranje 6 months ago

4 questions

Write instances of foreshadowing in which the author gives clues to what might happen later in the story. Then, create predictions based on the clues in the text.

Foreshadowing:

“Whatever happens, at least you can look back and remember me for doing at least one thing right. Trying, anyway.” (page 239)

Predictions (What do you predict might happen based on these clues?)

Foreshadowing:

“Styx, from that day, lives in my mind like a series of snapshots. . . . I can see it all now. That day, we had no idea.” (page 239)

Predictions (What do you predict might happen based on these clues?)

Foreshadowing:

“That was weird. We saw each other every day. Why would tomorrow be any different?” (page 240)

Predictions (What do you predict might happen based on these clues?)

Foreshadowing:

“ ‘Listen, guys,’ Styx said. ‘This has been great, you know what I’m saying?’ . . . ‘Whatever happens, just remember: Y’all are cool. And I said so.’ ” (page 240)