Love, Amalia Comprehension Questions

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What is the author's purpose in writing 'Love, Amelia'?

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The author's purpose is to entertain.

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What can you infer when Amalia's grandmother says, 'I know how hard it is when someone you love goes away'?

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Abuelita has also experienced loss.

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What can you conclude about the relationship between Amalia and her grandmother?

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They have a loving relationship.

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Why does Abuelita tell Amalia, 'One moment you are angry, then you become sad, and then it seems so unbelievable you almost erase it'?

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She wants Amalia to know that she will experience many emotions when Martha goes away.

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Who were described as being 'inseparable' in the story?

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Amalia's mother and aunt.

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What does the term 'inseparable' mean in the context of relationships?

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It means that two people are very close and cannot be easily separated.

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How does Amalia feel about Martha leaving?

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Amalia feels sad and confused about Martha leaving.

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What role does Abuelita play in Amalia's life?

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Abuelita provides support and understanding during difficult times.

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What is a key theme in 'Love, Amelia'?

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The theme of love and loss.

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How does the author use dialogue to convey emotions in the story?

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The author uses dialogue to show characters' feelings and reactions.