Crenshaw Chapters 18 - 34

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What problems might arise if someone has to live in their car?

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Living in a car can lead to various problems, including lack of proper hygiene, limited access to food and water, safety concerns, and mental health issues due to isolation and instability.

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What unusual item did Jackson find in a Walmart parking lot that helped him sleep?

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Jackson found a cardboard box in a Walmart parking lot, which he used to help him sleep.

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Why was Robin feeling sad when she asked Jackson to come to her room?

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Robin was sad because her parents had sold her bed to raise money, leaving her without a proper place to sleep.

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What must happen for imaginary friends to show up, according to Crenshaw?

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Imaginary friends must be invited in order to show up.

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True or False: Only children can see imaginary friends like Crenshaw.

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False. While children are often depicted as being able to see imaginary friends, the ability to see them is not limited to children.

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What is the significance of Jackson's relationship with Crenshaw?

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Jackson's relationship with Crenshaw represents his coping mechanism for dealing with the challenges and uncertainties in his life.

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How does the theme of friendship manifest in the story of Jackson and Crenshaw?

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The theme of friendship is highlighted through the support and companionship that Crenshaw provides to Jackson during difficult times.

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What role does imagination play in Jackson's life?

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Imagination serves as a refuge for Jackson, allowing him to escape his harsh reality and find comfort in his interactions with Crenshaw.

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What does the cardboard box symbolize in Jackson's experience?

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The cardboard box symbolizes both shelter and the precariousness of Jackson's living situation, highlighting themes of vulnerability and survival.

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How does the author portray the challenges of homelessness in the story?

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The author portrays the challenges of homelessness through Jackson's experiences, illustrating the emotional and physical struggles faced by those without stable housing.