ASP Flashcard 5-10

Front

What is the main internal conflict that Gene faces in chapters 5-6?

Back

Jealousy and resentment towards Finny.

Front

What is Gene's attitude when he returns to Devon in the fall?

Back

He is reluctant to participate in any school activities.

Front

What symbol represents one of the simple, natural things that made Leper happy before he enlisted?

Back

The beaver dam.

Front

Which river at Devon symbolizes evil that can taint or corrupt?

Back

Naguamsett.

Front

What symbol can be interpreted as both a challenge to overcome and a dangerous weapon of revenge?

Back

The tree.

Front

Define internal conflict in literature.

Back

A struggle occurring within a character's mind, often involving emotions or decisions.

Front

What does the beaver dam symbolize in the context of Leper's happiness?

Back

It represents simplicity and the natural world, contrasting with the complexities of war.

Front

Explain the significance of the Naguamsett River in the story.

Back

It symbolizes the darker aspects of human nature and the potential for corruption.

Front

What role does jealousy play in Gene's character development?

Back

It drives his actions and decisions, leading to significant consequences in his relationships.

Front

How does Gene's reluctance to participate in school activities reflect his internal struggles?

Back

It shows his emotional turmoil and disconnection from his peers after the events with Finny.