Button, Button Comprehension Flashcard

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What is the main theme of 'Button, Button'?

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The main theme of 'Button, Button' is the moral dilemma of choice and the consequences of one's actions.

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Who is the author of 'Button, Button'?

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The author of 'Button, Button' is Richard Matheson.

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What is the significance of the button in the story?

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The button represents temptation and the moral choices that come with it.

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What does Norma Lewis represent in the story?

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Norma Lewis represents curiosity and the desire for material gain, leading to moral conflict.

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What is the setting of 'Button, Button'?

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The setting of 'Button, Button' is primarily in a suburban neighborhood in New York.

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What is the role of Mr. Steward in the story?

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Mr. Steward serves as the catalyst for the moral dilemma presented to Norma and Arthur.

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How does the story explore the concept of greed?

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The story explores greed through Norma's desire to press the button for financial gain, despite the potential consequences.

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What is the climax of 'Button, Button'?

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The climax occurs when Norma decides whether or not to press the button, leading to a critical choice.

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What lesson can be learned from 'Button, Button'?

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The lesson is that choices have consequences, and one must consider the moral implications of their actions.

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What does the phrase 'Do you really think you knew your husband?' imply?

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It implies that there are hidden truths and complexities in relationships that may not be understood.