Story Flashcard

Front

What motivates the boy to take Martin Miner’s glasses?

Back

He wants to fix them to prove he can.

Front

What emotional response does the boy have in Martin’s house?

Back

He feels overwhelmed by kindness and warmth.

Front

What is notable about the canned ham display in the story?

Back

The display towers over the aisles.

Front

What tool does the boy use to repair Martin Miner’s glasses?

Back

A roll of masking tape.

Front

What occurs with the deer after Martin comes outside?

Back

It leaps over a hedge and disappears into the snow.

Front

What does the boy's action of taking the glasses symbolize?

Back

His desire to prove his capabilities and take responsibility.

Front

How does the boy's experience in Martin's house contrast with his previous experiences?

Back

It highlights a sense of warmth and kindness he has not felt before.

Front

What does the boy's reaction to the canned ham display reveal about his character?

Back

It shows his sensitivity and ability to notice details that others might overlook.

Front

What does the use of masking tape to fix the glasses suggest about the boy?

Back

It indicates his resourcefulness and creativity in problem-solving.

Front

What theme is illustrated by the boy's emotional response in Martin's house?

Back

The theme of kindness and its impact on individuals.