The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963

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What is the main reason Kenny feels ashamed of himself?

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Kenny feels ashamed because he thinks he should have fought the Wool Pooh like Byron did.

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What are the two things that people make fun of Rufus for?

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People make fun of Rufus for the way he talks and his clothes.

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Who is the narrator of 'The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963'?

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The narrator of the novel is Kenny.

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Why did Kenny hide under the couch?

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Kenny hid under the couch because he couldn’t take it when the negativity went from only his inner circle to include society.

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Which of these is NOT a theme of the novel?

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Don't get a conk is NOT a theme of the novel.

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What does the Wool Pooh symbolize in the story?

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The Wool Pooh symbolizes fear and the challenges the characters face.

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How does Byron's character influence Kenny throughout the story?

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Byron influences Kenny by teaching him about bravery and the importance of family.

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What role does family play in 'The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963'?

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Family is portrayed as a source of support and love, helping characters navigate difficult situations.

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What event prompts the Watson family to travel to Birmingham?

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The bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church prompts the Watson family to travel to Birmingham.

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How does the setting of Birmingham impact the story?

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The setting of Birmingham highlights the themes of racism and social injustice during the 1960s.