My Diary from Here to There HMH Module 3 Lesson 13

Front

What does Michi express about Amada's family moving?

Back

Michi is envious of Amada's family situation compared to her own.

Front

How do Amada and her brothers feel about moving to Los Angeles?

Back

Amada does not feel good about moving, while her brothers are excited to experience American life.

Front

What is the narrator's point of view in the story?

Back

The narrator's first-person point of view allows readers to better learn how Amada is feeling about moving and her thoughts on her brothers' behavior.

Front

Why did the author choose to write the story through diary entries?

Back

To show readers how the narrator is feeling and what she is thinking about her experience.

Front

How has Amada's perspective on moving changed over time?

Back

Amada was feeling uneasy about moving but now she is excited to get to the United States and reunite with her father.

Front

What is the significance of dialogue in understanding characters' feelings?

Back

Dialogue helps reveal characters' emotions and perspectives, such as Michi's envy regarding Amada's family.

Front

What can be inferred about Amada's feelings towards her friends?

Back

Amada feels sad about leaving her friend Michi behind.

Front

How does the setting influence the characters' emotions?

Back

The move to a new country brings mixed emotions, including excitement and sadness for the characters.

Front

What role do diary entries play in the narrative?

Back

Diary entries provide personal insights into the narrator's thoughts and feelings about her experiences.

Front

How does the author convey the theme of family in the story?

Back

The story highlights the importance of family connections and the emotional impact of moving.