Speak Flashcard Check-In pages 113-123

Front

What is the consequence given to Melinda after her meeting with the principal and her parents?

Back

In school suspension.

Front

Who gives Melinda a ride when she is waiting for the bus to meet her mom?

Back

Mr. Freeman.

Front

Who is also serving the same consequence as Melinda after her meeting with the principal?

Back

Andy.

Front

Who said it?: "You're a good kid. I think you have a lot to say. I'd like to hear it."

Back

Mr. Freeman.

Front

What animal does Melinda compare herself to while spending time with 'IT'?

Back

Bunny rabbit.

Front

What is the significance of Melinda's in-school suspension?

Back

It reflects her struggles and the consequences of her actions.

Front

How does Melinda's relationship with Mr. Freeman impact her character development?

Back

Mr. Freeman encourages Melinda to express herself and confront her feelings.

Front

What role does Andy play in Melinda's life during the story?

Back

Andy represents a source of conflict and emotional turmoil for Melinda.

Front

What does Melinda's comparison to a bunny rabbit symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes her feelings of vulnerability and fear.

Front

How does the theme of isolation manifest in Melinda's experiences?

Back

Melinda feels disconnected from her peers and struggles to communicate her feelings.