MAAP Practice 2- The Jungle Book Flashcard

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What is the significance of understanding human language for Mowgli?

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Mowgli believes that understanding human language is essential for his identity and integration into human society, as indicated by his reflection: 'What is the good of a man if he does not understand man’s talk?'.

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Why does Mowgli feel uneasy in the village?

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Mowgli feels uneasy because he has never lived under a roof before, which is a new and unfamiliar experience for him.

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What was Mowgli's reaction to the priest's scolding?

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Mowgli threatened to put the priest on the donkey, showing his defiance and lack of understanding of human authority.

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How does figurative language enhance the understanding of Mowgli's character?

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Figurative language reveals Mowgli's disbelief in superstitions, highlighting his rationality and unique perspective compared to the villagers.

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What do Mowgli's feelings about living in the village reveal?

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Mowgli feels helpless and longs to return to the jungle, indicating his struggle to adapt to human society.

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What does the Law of the Jungle teach Mowgli?

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The Law of the Jungle teaches Mowgli important survival skills and social rules that guide his behavior and interactions.

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How does Mowgli's upbringing affect his interactions with humans?

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Mowgli's upbringing among wolves makes him struggle to understand human customs and emotions, leading to misunderstandings.

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What role does fear play in Mowgli's life in the village?

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Fear influences Mowgli's actions and decisions, as he is often afraid of the villagers and their reactions to him.

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How does Mowgli's character develop throughout the story?

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Mowgli's character develops from a wild child to someone who seeks to understand and integrate into human society, facing various challenges along the way.

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What does Mowgli's relationship with the wolves symbolize?

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Mowgli's relationship with the wolves symbolizes his connection to nature and his struggle between two worlds: the jungle and human society.