Crenshaw Chapters 18 - 34

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What made Robin feel sad in Crenshaw?

Back

Her parents had sold her bed to raise money.

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Why did Robin say she needed an imaginary friend?

Back

Because her brother, Jackson was around.

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

Back

They have to be invited.

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What was Robin's biggest concern about living in a minivan?

Back

Where she'd go to the bathroom.

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Where did Jackson decide to sleep after being kicked by Robin in the car?

Back

In a cardboard box.

Front

What is an imaginary friend?

Back

A friend that is created by a person's imagination and is not real.

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Why do children create imaginary friends?

Back

To cope with loneliness or to have someone to play with.

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What does it mean to feel lonely?

Back

Feeling sad because you have no friends or no one to talk to.

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What is the significance of keepsakes in the story?

Back

Keepsakes are items that hold special memories and are important to the characters.

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How does Robin's situation reflect real-life challenges?

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It shows how children can face difficult situations like homelessness.