She Unnames Them Comprehension Questions

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Eve's response to Adam about the gift she received.

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Eve was graciously trying to return the gift of naming animals, which she didn’t find necessary anymore.

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Summary of paragraph 6: Attraction and fear blurred lines between hunter and hunted, eater and food.

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The animals were no longer separated by labels and wanted to interact with each other.

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How would her words change after 'unnaming' the animals?

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Her words would need to be thought-out and chosen carefully.

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Central idea of the passage: Adam didn’t view Eve as his equal and ignored her.

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Adam didn’t view Eve as his equal and didn’t pay much attention to her.

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Passage supporting Question 4:

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‘O.K., fine, dear. When’s dinner?’

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Inference supported by the passage:

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Names shouldn’t be labels that define; one should choose their identity.

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Sentence supporting Question 6: “Not one of them had the least objection to parting with the lowercase...appellations ‘poodle,’ ‘parrot,’ ‘dog,’ or ‘bird…’”

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“Not one of them had the least objection to parting with the lowercase...appellations ‘poodle,’ ‘parrot,’ ‘dog,’ or ‘bird…’”

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What happened first?

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The yaks discussed the unnaming process all summer before deciding to return their name.

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What happened second?

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The insects parted with their names.

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What happened third?

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Adam ignores Eve returning the gift.