OLS 1.6 Author Study Wrap-up

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What is the main theme of 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

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The main theme is about family, belonging, and the importance of love and connection.

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How does the character of Sarah change the Witting family's life in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

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Sarah arrives and brings new energy, love, and a sense of family to the Witting household.

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What does Cassie's insistence about seeing someone behind the barn represent in 'Caleb's Story'?

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It represents the theme of believing in oneself and the struggle between reality and imagination.

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What is the significance of the first-person point of view in 'Caleb's Story'?

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It allows readers to understand Caleb's personal feelings and experiences, making the story more relatable.

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What does the arrival of Sarah symbolize in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

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Her arrival symbolizes hope, change, and the possibility of a new family dynamic.

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What role does the setting play in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

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The setting of the farm highlights themes of nature, simplicity, and the challenges of rural life.

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How do Caleb and Anna react to Sarah's arrival?

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They are curious and excited, asking her if she has brought the sea with her.

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What does the phrase 'imaginary friends' imply about Cassie's character?

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It implies that Cassie has a vivid imagination and may struggle to be taken seriously by others.

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What is the importance of gifts that Sarah brings for Caleb and Anna?

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The gifts symbolize her thoughtfulness and her desire to connect with the children.

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How does the relationship between Caleb and John develop in 'Caleb's Story'?

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Their relationship develops through shared experiences and understanding each other's feelings.