Scarlet Ibis

Front

Why does the narrator teach Doodle to walk?

Back

He is embarrassed by Doodle's inability to walk.

Front

What is the source of Brother's internal conflict?

Back

Brother's internal conflict comes from cruelty, pride, and guilt.

Front

What phrase does Doodle repeatedly say to the narrator?

Back

"Don't leave me, brother!"

Front

What do Doodle and his brother spend most of their time doing?

Back

Daydreaming and imagining their future by the swamp.

Front

What is the best theme statement from the story?

Back

Pride can cause people to be cruel even to those they love.

Front

Define 'internal conflict' in literature.

Back

Internal conflict is a struggle occurring within a character's mind, often involving emotions, desires, or beliefs.

Front

What role does pride play in 'The Scarlet Ibis'?

Back

Pride leads to Brother's cruel treatment of Doodle and ultimately contributes to the tragic ending.

Front

How does the setting influence the story?

Back

The swamp setting symbolizes both beauty and danger, reflecting Doodle's fragility and the themes of the story.

Front

What does Doodle's character represent?

Back

Doodle represents innocence, vulnerability, and the impact of societal expectations.

Front

Explain the significance of the scarlet ibis in the story.

Back

The scarlet ibis symbolizes Doodle's uniqueness and fragility, paralleling his struggles and ultimate fate.