White Giraffe chapter 17

Front

What is the significance of the whistle that Martine owns?

Back

The whistle is significant because it is a special item that makes Martine feel closer to her friend Jemmy, and it is designed to be heard by dogs and possibly giraffes.

Front

What does Martine believe about hippos?

Back

Martine believes that hippos are very lethal animals capable of biting boats in half.

Front

Why does Martine wear the whistle to school?

Back

Martine wears the whistle to school because it makes her feel closer to Jemmy.

Front

What derogatory term was written on Martine's school books?

Back

The term 'witch' was written all over Martine's school books by other kids.

Front

What happens to the White Giraffe in chapter 17?

Back

In chapter 17, the White Giraffe is not captured by the poachers.

Front

Define 'lethal' as used in the context of Martine's description of hippos.

Back

Lethal means capable of causing death or very dangerous.

Front

What does the term 'poachers' refer to in the context of the story?

Back

Poachers refer to individuals who illegally hunt or capture animals, often for profit.

Front

How does Martine's relationship with Jemmy influence her actions?

Back

Martine's relationship with Jemmy influences her actions by motivating her to keep the whistle, as it symbolizes their bond.

Front

What emotional impact does the whistle have on Martine?

Back

The whistle provides Martine with a sense of connection and comfort, reminding her of her friend.

Front

What is the theme of friendship as depicted in Martine's actions?

Back

The theme of friendship is depicted through Martine's attachment to the whistle, representing her loyalty and emotional connection to Jemmy.