The Westing Game Ch. 1-8

Front

What does Sydelle Pulaski's statement about being unnoticed suggest about her character?

Back

It suggests that she feels overlooked and desires attention, indicating a sense of insecurity.

Front

How does Mr. Westing refer to the 16 heirs in his will?

Back

He refers to them as his nieces and nephews, which implies a familial connection.

Front

Who was not invited to the reading of Westing's will and why is it significant?

Back

Theo and Chris's parents were not invited, highlighting the theme of family dynamics and exclusion.

Front

What are the characteristics of Chris Theodorakis' handicap?

Back

Chris is in a wheelchair, has body spasms, and stutters, but he is intelligent.

Front

Who is Angela Wexler engaged to and what does this reveal about her character?

Back

Angela Wexler is engaged to Dr. Denton Deere, which suggests she may be influenced by societal expectations.

Front

What is the significance of the wooden crutches in Sydelle Pulaski's character development?

Back

The crutches symbolize her struggle for recognition and her desire to be seen.

Front

How does the author use the will to develop the plot in 'The Westing Game'?

Back

The will serves as a catalyst for the events that unfold, bringing the characters together and creating tension.

Front

What role does mystery play in the first eight chapters of 'The Westing Game'?

Back

Mystery engages readers and sets the stage for the unfolding drama surrounding Westing's death.

Front

How does the setting influence the characters' actions in 'The Westing Game'?

Back

The setting, a large mansion, creates an atmosphere of intrigue and isolation, affecting the characters' interactions.

Front

What themes are introduced in the first eight chapters of 'The Westing Game'?

Back

Themes of identity, family, and competition are introduced, shaping the characters' motivations.