The Hope Chest Chapter 17 Comprehension Check

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How does Violet feel about driving the Hope Chest on her own at the beginning of Chapter 17?

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Terrified

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What quote shows how Ms. Escuadrille’s feelings towards voting have changed?

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“We’re women, so what are we doing fighting against women getting the vote?”

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What literary device is used in the quote: “The Hope Chest lunged like a racehorse breaking from a starting gate”?

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Simile, to show how the car moved forward quickly.

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How did Violet’s feelings towards the Hope Chest change from the beginning to the end of Chapter 17?

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At the beginning, Violet was terrified of driving; at the end, she felt exhilarated.

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Why did the author include the sentence: “this was horrible, like a nightmare”?

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To show Violet’s feelings about driving.

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What is a simile?

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A figure of speech comparing two different things using 'like' or 'as'.

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What does it mean to feel exhilarated?

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To feel very happy, excited, or full of energy.

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What is the significance of character feelings in a story?

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Character feelings help readers understand motivations and the emotional context of events.

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What does the term 'literary device' refer to?

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Techniques used by authors to convey meaning, create effects, or enhance storytelling.

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How can a character's feelings influence the plot?

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A character's feelings can drive their decisions, affecting the story's direction and outcomes.