Flashcard on Marley and Nia's Clubs

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What does Nia really want to do?

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Nia really wants to join the Robotics Club.

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Why does the author include paragraph 12 in the story?

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The author includes paragraph 12 to explain the reason for Nia’s decision.

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What does the phrase 'whirling like a broken robot' suggest about Nia?

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It suggests that Nia has many different thoughts at the same time.

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What do the details in paragraphs 22 and 23 support about Nia and Marley?

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They support the key idea that Nia and Marley want each other to make different choices.

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Which club did Marley and Nia join last year?

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Marley and Nia joined the Yearbook Club last year.

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What is the main theme of Marley and Nia's story?

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The main theme is about friendship and making choices.

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What is a club in the context of school?

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A club is a group of students who come together to share interests and activities.

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How can joining a club benefit students?

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Joining a club can help students make friends, learn new skills, and explore interests.

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What is the purpose of a Robotics Club?

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The purpose of a Robotics Club is to learn about building and programming robots.

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What might be a reason for Nia to choose the Robotics Club over other clubs?

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Nia might choose the Robotics Club because she is interested in technology and engineering.