Harry Potter Reading Review Week 1

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What is the primary theme introduced in the first chapter of 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone'?

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The struggle between good and evil.

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What plot event signifies the end of Harry's ordinary world and the beginning of his adventure?

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Hagrid's visit to the hut on the rock.

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What can be inferred about the Dursleys' attitude towards Harry in the first three chapters?

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They are neglectful and unkind.

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What inference can be made about Harry's feelings towards his new life as a wizard?

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He is excited and eager to learn.

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How does J.K. Rowling establish the theme of identity in the early chapters?

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By showing Harry's life with the Dursleys.

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Define the term 'theme' in literature.

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The central topic, subject, or message within a narrative.

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What is the significance of Harry's birthday in the story?

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It marks the transition from his ordinary life to the magical world.

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Explain the role of the Dursleys in Harry's early life.

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They represent neglect and the challenges Harry faces before discovering his true identity.

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What does Hagrid's character symbolize in the story?

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The bridge between the ordinary world and the magical world.

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How does Harry's perception of himself change throughout the early chapters?

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He evolves from feeling like an outcast to embracing his identity as a wizard.