Amalia Comprehension chapters 7-8

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What event signals to the reader that something serious has happened to Abuelita?

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Amalia’s father arrives looking strained.

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What is the theme of Chapter 8?

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"Nothing will ever make sense in this house anymore."

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How does Amalia's statement about her house reflect her grief?

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It shows her feeling of confusion and loss after Abuelita's death.

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What do chamomile tea and embroidered towels symbolize in Chapter 8?

Back

They emphasize cultural traditions that bring comfort.

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What does the phrase 'walking in a dream' suggest about Amalia's feelings?

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It suggests a sense of disconnection and surreal experience due to her grief.

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Why is it important to understand the theme of a chapter?

Back

It helps readers grasp the underlying message and emotional impact of the story.

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What role does Amalia's father play in the story?

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He represents the adult perspective on grief and the impact of loss on the family.

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How does the author use details to develop the theme of loss?

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By including specific items and actions that evoke memories of Abuelita.

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What is the significance of cultural traditions in the story?

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They provide comfort and a sense of connection to loved ones.

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How can readers identify the main idea of a chapter?

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By looking for recurring themes and key events that shape the narrative.