Al Capone Does My Shirts Final

Front

Whose point of view is the story told from?

Back

The story is told from Moose's point of view.

Front

Who does Moose tell the warden is the only person who 'can help' Natalie get into the Esther P. Marinoff?

Back

Moose tells the warden that Al 'Scarface' Capone is the only person who can help Natalie.

Front

How does Moose know that Al Capone made it possible for Natalie to go to the Esther P. Marinoff School?

Back

Moose receives a one word note saying, 'Done'.

Front

What character trait best describes Moose?

Back

Moose is best described as responsible.

Front

Why is telling the story from Moose's perspective effective?

Back

It helps the reader understand how it feels to have a family member with a disability.

Front

What is the significance of Al Capone in the story?

Back

Al Capone plays a crucial role in helping Natalie get into the Esther P. Marinoff School.

Front

What challenges does Moose face in the story?

Back

Moose faces challenges related to his sister Natalie's disability and the pressures of living in Alcatraz.

Front

How does the setting of Alcatraz influence the story?

Back

The setting of Alcatraz adds tension and highlights the unique challenges faced by the characters.

Front

What is the relationship between Moose and Natalie?

Back

Moose is Natalie's older brother, and he feels a strong sense of responsibility for her.

Front

How does Moose's character develop throughout the story?

Back

Moose grows in his understanding of family, responsibility, and the importance of support.