Ender's game: Chapter 7

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Why does Ender compare himself to Petra?

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Ender compares himself to Petra because she is a girl, and like him, she is considered inferior due to her age and inexperience.

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Describe Bonzo Madrid's character traits.

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Bonzo Madrid is aggressive, determined, assertive, and angry, but he is not nurturing.

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What should not be included in a summary of Chapter 7?

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Bonzo slaps Petra across the face should not be included in a summary of the chapter.

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How can Ender be described in Chapter 7?

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Ender can be described as determined, observant, persistent, and defiant, but not apathetic.

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What does Ender do since Bonzo won't let him practice in the battle room?

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Ender studies battle strategy and tactics of the team instead of practicing in the battle room.

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What is the significance of Ender's comparison to Petra?

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It highlights themes of gender bias and the struggle for acceptance in a competitive environment.

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What does Bonzo's character reveal about leadership in the battle school?

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Bonzo's aggressive and assertive nature shows that leadership in battle school often relies on intimidation rather than nurturing.

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What role does Petra play in Ender's development?

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Petra helps Ender learn skills in the battle room, showcasing the importance of collaboration.

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What does Ender's determination signify in the context of the story?

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Ender's determination signifies his resilience and ability to overcome challenges despite being underestimated.

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How does Ender's experience in Salamander affect his character?

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Ender's experience in Salamander shapes his strategic thinking and adaptability in high-pressure situations.