Eleven

Front

What does Rachel mean when she says the red sweater is like a big red mountain?

Back

The situation with the sweater makes her feel small and powerless.

Front

Who remembers that the sweater belongs to them?

Back

Phyllis Lopez.

Front

Why does Rachel wish she was one hundred and two instead of eleven?

Back

Rachel would know what to say to Mrs. Price.

Front

What is an alley?

Back

A narrow path behind a building.

Front

When does Rachel feel 'smart eleven'?

Back

Not until you're almost twelve.

Front

What does Rachel's feeling about the sweater suggest about her self-esteem?

Back

It indicates that she feels overwhelmed and insignificant in that situation.

Front

What does wishing to be treated like a grown-up imply about Rachel's character?

Back

It shows her desire for maturity and respect.

Front

How does the red sweater symbolize Rachel's feelings?

Back

It represents her insecurities and the challenges of growing up.

Front

What can we infer about Rachel's relationship with her peers?

Back

She may feel misunderstood or judged by them.

Front

What does the phrase 'smart eleven' suggest about age and maturity?

Back

It implies that maturity is often associated with age, and children may feel inadequate.