P2 "Catch the Moon" Test -Retake For Better Grade!

Front

What is the setting at the beginning of 'Catch the Moon'?

Back

Luis is sitting on a six-foot pile of hubcaps.

Front

What task does Luis's father assign him that causes frustration?

Back

Luis's father tells him he must wash and polish every hubcap in the junkyard.

Front

Which country is Judith Ortiz Cofer, the author of 'Catch the Moon', from?

Back

Puerto Rico.

Front

Who is Luis's main external conflict with?

Back

Luis's external conflict is with his dad.

Front

What imagery is depicted in the phrase 'steel jungle' in 'Catch the Moon'?

Back

The phrase 'steel jungle' refers to the chaotic and industrial environment of the car junkyard.

Front

What is the significance of hubcaps in the story?

Back

Hubcaps symbolize Luis's connection to his father and his struggle for identity.

Front

How does Luis's relationship with his father evolve throughout the story?

Back

Luis's relationship with his father evolves from conflict to understanding and respect.

Front

What role does the junkyard play in the story?

Back

The junkyard serves as a backdrop for Luis's personal growth and the challenges he faces.

Front

What does the title 'Catch the Moon' symbolize?

Back

The title symbolizes Luis's dreams and aspirations, as well as the pursuit of something seemingly unattainable.

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How does imagery enhance the storytelling in 'Catch the Moon'?

Back

Imagery creates vivid pictures in the reader's mind, enhancing emotional connection and understanding of the setting.