Out of the Dust Section 4 Flashcard (pages 153-189)

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What impact did fire have on Billie Jo's life?

Back

Fire changed her life.

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What was the argument between Billie Jo and her father about?

Back

They argued about whether they should go to the funeral of Grandma Lucas.

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Why does Billie Jo feel differently about fires compared to others?

Back

Because fire destroyed her family.

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What did Billie Jo want to do with the baby left at the church?

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She wanted to adopt the baby.

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What health concern does Billie Jo have about her father?

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She worries about the spots on his skin like his dad.

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What does Billie Jo's experience with fire symbolize in her life?

Back

It symbolizes loss and change.

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How does Billie Jo's relationship with her father evolve throughout the story?

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Their relationship is strained due to grief and differing views.

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What role does the setting play in 'Out of the Dust'?

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The setting reflects the harsh realities of the Dust Bowl and its impact on families.

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What does Billie Jo's desire to adopt the baby reveal about her character?

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It shows her longing for connection and family.

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How does the theme of loss manifest in Billie Jo's life?

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Through the loss of her mother and the impact of the dust storms.