The Polar Express (December Standards)

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What is the main idea of The Polar Express?

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Sometimes you need to have faith and believe in things even if you can't see them.

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How does the main character change throughout The Polar Express?

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He started out doubting if Santa was real. At the end of the movie, he believed in Santa and the magic of Christmas.

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What is the theme or lesson taught in The Polar Express?

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It is important to believe in things even if you can't always see them.

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What happens when the conductor is handed a ticket?

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He punches the ticket.

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What does it mean when the train is described as being wrapped in an apron of steam?

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The steam was all around the train.

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What is the significance of believing in Santa in The Polar Express?

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Believing in Santa represents faith and the magic of Christmas.

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How does the setting of The Polar Express contribute to the story?

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The North Pole setting enhances the magical and adventurous elements of the story.

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What role does friendship play in The Polar Express?

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Friendship is important as it helps the characters support each other on their journey.

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What does the train symbolize in The Polar Express?

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The train symbolizes a journey of belief and discovery.

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How does the main character's perspective on Christmas change?

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He learns to appreciate the magic and spirit of Christmas.