First read The Walking Dance

Front

What does Gavin realize because of the cumbia, or Walking Dance?

Back

Gavin realizes that he does have a role in his family, after all.

Front

What tense and point of view is 'The Walking Dance' written in?

Back

Past tense; third-person point of view.

Front

What is most likely to happen after the conclusion of the story?

Back

Gavin will feel more comfortable spending time with Aurora’s family.

Front

Why does Gavin decide to eat the Unknown Taco?

Back

It is the first time anyone in the family has offered him one.

Front

How does Gavin feel about his role in Aurora’s family?

Back

Gavin feels like he doesn’t belong in the family.

Front

What is the significance of the cumbia in Gavin's realization?

Back

The cumbia symbolizes connection and belonging within his family.

Front

What does the Unknown Taco represent in the story?

Back

The Unknown Taco represents new experiences and acceptance within the family.

Front

How does the author convey Gavin's feelings of belonging?

Back

Through Gavin's interactions and reflections during family gatherings.

Front

What theme is explored through Gavin's relationship with Aurora's family?

Back

The theme of family and belonging.

Front

What does the term 'third-person point of view' mean?

Back

A narrative perspective where the narrator is outside the story and refers to characters as 'he', 'she', or 'they'.