Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie Ch. 1-3

Front

What narrative perspective is used in 'Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie' and why?

Back

The story is written in First Person POV to allow the reader to experience the story through the view of Steven.

Front

How much younger is Jeffrey than Steven?

Back

Jeffrey is 8 years younger than Steven.

Front

What is the one item that Jeffrey is not allowed to touch?

Back

Jeffrey is not allowed to touch Steven's 'special' drum sticks.

Front

How is the story primarily organized?

Back

The story is primarily organized chronologically.

Front

Compare the characters of Annette and Renee in 'Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie'.

Back

Annette is more caring, while Renee is more self-centered.

Front

What is the significance of the First Person POV in storytelling?

Back

It allows readers to connect more deeply with the protagonist's thoughts and feelings.

Front

What role does music play in Steven's life?

Back

Music, particularly drumming, is a significant part of Steven's identity and emotional expression.

Front

How does Steven's relationship with his brother Jeffrey influence the story?

Back

Steven's protective nature towards Jeffrey shapes many of his decisions and emotional responses throughout the story.

Front

What themes are explored in the early chapters of 'Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie'?

Back

Themes of family, friendship, and the challenges of growing up are explored.

Front

How does the author develop Steven's character in the first three chapters?

Back

Steven is developed through his thoughts, interactions with family and friends, and his passion for drumming.