Lace Round the Sky

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What is the main conflict Catalina faces in the story?

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Catalina struggles with the lack of belief from others that she can become a scientist.

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How does Catalina's observation of the telescope contribute to the story?

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It helps her identify a problem that she will work to resolve.

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What does the phrase 'the eyes that peered out into the universe' suggest about telescopes?

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It suggests that telescopes are used to locate and watch over distant objects in space.

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Why is Catalina's experience with the injured scientist significant?

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It reveals a trait of Catalina's that will help her become a successful scientist.

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What does the imagery in paragraph 1 highlight about Catalina?

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It highlights Catalina's appreciation of the nighttime.

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What is a telescope?

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A telescope is an instrument that allows us to see distant objects in space.

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What does it mean to identify a problem in a story?

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Identifying a problem means recognizing a challenge or conflict that needs to be addressed.

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Why is it important for characters to face conflicts in stories?

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Conflicts drive the plot and help develop characters.

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What role does imagery play in storytelling?

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Imagery helps create vivid pictures in the reader's mind, enhancing the emotional experience.

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What is the significance of Catalina wanting to be a scientist?

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It shows her ambition and desire to challenge societal expectations.