Matilda: Traits and Perspectives Flashcard

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What feeling might Matilda have when her father tears up her library book?

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Anger

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What is a key event in chapter 4 that highlights Matilda's intelligence?

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She reads a book meant for adults.

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What is the effect of the third person omniscient point of view on the story?

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It provides insight into multiple characters' thoughts and feelings.

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How does the narrator's point of view help the reader understand Matilda's character?

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By describing Matilda's actions and thoughts.

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Analyze how the author uses point of view to reveal Mr. Wormwood's character traits.

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By describing his actions and dialogue.

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What is Matilda's primary trait that sets her apart from her family?

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Her intelligence and love for reading.

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How does Matilda's relationship with her parents affect her character development?

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It fosters her independence and resilience.

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What role does the library play in Matilda's life?

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It serves as a refuge and a source of knowledge.

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How does Matilda's perspective on education differ from her father's?

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She values learning, while her father dismisses it.

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What does Matilda's ability to manipulate objects with her mind symbolize?

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Her desire for control and empowerment.