Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy Part 1

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Where does Turner live? (Based on page 181)

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in a small town on the coast of Maine

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What has Turner learned from Lizzie according to page 181?

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about the sea and its inhabitants

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How does Turner feel about the days spent with Lizzie, as inferred from page 181?

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He views them as the most exquisite days of summer.

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What type of figurative language is used in the sentence: "Every morning the sea breeze bustled up and called Turner until he followed it to the shore where Lizzie waited for him, her bucket half full of clams."?

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personification

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What does the phrase "Blue days" most likely refer to in the paragraph? (p. 182)

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days spent by the ocean under the blue sky

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What can be inferred about Turner and Lizzie's relationship from the paragraph? (p. 182)

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they enjoy exploring and interacting with nature together

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Recall information: What was Turner's reaction when he touched something unexpected? (p. 182)

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he recoiled with a yelp

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What was Lizzie's concern after the accident? (p. 182)

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Turner's shirt getting stained with blood

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Figurative language: The author describes the day as "gushing into a bright copper." What does this figurative language most likely mean?

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the day was coming to an end with a display of bright, copper-colored sunlight

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Figurative language: The description of the dory feeling "clumsy" is an example of which figurative language?

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Personification, attributing human characteristics to an inanimate object.