90 Miles to Havana - Chapter 1-5

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What does the metaphor 'Real gunshots are like the roar of a lion compared to the meow of a cat' suggest about children's understanding?

Back

Children can think in metaphorical and colorful ways, that they can be insightful, and make meaningful connections to fictional things that they have read or seen on television.

Front

Who is described as being good at explaining things in '90 Miles to Havana'?

Back

Bebo

Front

What was Alquilino's reaction to Angelita's behavior?

Back

Stuttering

Front

What did the brothers want from Angelita's house?

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Swallow

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What did Julian aspire to have when he got older to be like Bebo?

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Gold Tooth

Front

Define 'metaphor' in the context of literature.

Back

A figure of speech that makes a comparison between two unlike things by stating one is the other.

Front

What is the significance of character development in a story?

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Character development helps readers understand the motivations, growth, and changes in characters throughout the narrative.

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Explain the role of setting in a narrative.

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The setting provides the time and place in which the story occurs, influencing the mood and context of the events.

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What is the theme of friendship as depicted in '90 Miles to Havana'?

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The theme of friendship explores the bonds formed between characters and how they support each other through challenges.

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What does the term 'narrative perspective' mean?

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Narrative perspective refers to the viewpoint from which a story is told, affecting how readers perceive the events and characters.