Molly's Pilgrim Flashcard

Front

Molly brings her doll to school in ________________.

Back

a paper bag

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Front

The town in the old country where Molly's family is originally from is __________.

Back

Goraduk

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Front

The Jewish holiday of the Tabernacles, or Sukkots, gave the pilgrims their idea for ___________________.

Back

Thanksgiving

Front

The person who made Molly's pilgrim doll is ________________.

Back

Molly's mom

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Front

The town in America where Molly's family lives now is __________________.

Back

Winter Hill

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Front

What is the significance of Thanksgiving in relation to Molly's Pilgrim doll?

Back

Thanksgiving is inspired by the Jewish holiday of Sukkots.

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Front

What does Molly's paper bag represent in the story?

Back

It represents her connection to her culture and family.

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Front

Who are the pilgrims in the context of Molly's story?

Back

The pilgrims refer to the early settlers who celebrated Thanksgiving.

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Front

What is a key theme in Molly's Pilgrim?

Back

Cultural identity and acceptance.

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Front

How does Molly feel about her doll?

Back

Molly feels proud of her doll as it represents her heritage.

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