
Edward Tulane Chapters 21-27 & Vocab
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Edward Tulane Chapters 21-27
​Vocab & Comprehension
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Vocabulary
literally - real, true; accurate even though it may be surprising
reap - to get something as a result of something you have done
exceedingly - extremely; very
perceive - to notice or become aware of
assistance - help or support
oblivion - the state of being destroyed or unaware
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for EXTREMELY?
exceedingly
literally
oblivion
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for NOTHINGNESS?
exceedingly
literally
oblivion
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for OBTAIN?
exceedingly
literally
reap
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for INTERPRET?
reap
perceive
assistance
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for HELP?
reap
perceive
assistance
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for ACTUALLY?
exceedingly
literally
perceive
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Open Ended
What events do we need to add to the plot line?
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Open Ended
What is the climax of the story?
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Multiple Choice
Which detail from the story shows that Edward is now capable of love?
"Normally, Edward would have found intrusive, clingy behavior of this sort very annoying, but there was something about Sarah Ruth. He wanted to take care of her. He wanted to protect her. He wanted to do more for her."
"At the end of the day, Bryce returned with a biscuit for Sarah Ruth and a ball of twine for Edward."
"In the evenings, at the hands of Bryce, at the ends of the twine, Edward danced and danced."
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Poll
Is this the end for Edward?
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
What is the best way to describe this chapter?
Edward returns to his original home and all of the people who love him are there.
Edward is dreaming about reuniting with all of the people who loved him.
Edward died and cannot think anymore.
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Multiple Choice
What is different about Edward in his dream?
He has wings.
He can walk.
He is a real rabbit.
A and B
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Multiple Choice
Where is Edward?
in heaven
back with Bryce
in a doll-mender's shop
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Open Ended
Lucius Clarke gives Bryce two options:
1. Pay for Edward to be fixed.
2. Give him to Lucius Clarke to be fixed but not get him back.
If you were Bryce, what option would you choose? Why?
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Open Ended
What does Bryce's choice tell us about Bryce?
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Vocabulary
vain - too proud of one's own appearance, abilities, achievements, etc.
vacant - not filled, used, or lived in
contrarian - a person who takes an opposite or different view or attitude from other people
acquaintance - someone you know but who is not a close friend
impassioned - showing or feeling strong emotions
expectancy - a feeling that something is going to happen
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for EMPTY or UNOCCUPIED?
vain
vacant
impassioned
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for anticipation?
expectancy
contrarian
impassioned
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is an antonym for UNCARING?
acquaintance
contrarian
impassioned
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is an antonym for a CONFORMIST?
acquaintance
contrarian
impassioned
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for a CONCEITED?
vain
contrarian
vacant
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Multiple Choice
Which vocabulary word is a synonym for a person you've met a few times?
acquaintance
expectancy
impassioned
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Multiple Choice
How does Edward feel about dolls in general?
He finds them annoying.
He thinks they are fun to play with.
He enjoys their company.
He is jealous that they are so loved.
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Multiple Choice
How does Edward feel at the end of Chapter 25?
hopeful
hopeless
happy
frightened
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Open Ended
The doll in the baby bonnet tells Edward to open his heart. What do you think she means by this?
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Open Ended
How do you think Abilene feels when she sees Edward again?
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Open Ended
Share any thoughts or feelings you have!
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Open Ended
What is your opinion of the book The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane?
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Poll
Would you recommend this book to others to read?
yes
maybe
no
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Labelling
Complete the plot diagram with the missing labels.
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Multiple Choice
What is the theme of The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane?
Life is really, really sad, but you have to keep going.
"If you have no intention of loving or being loved, then the whole journey is pointless."
Being a china rabbit is better than being a china doll.
Edward Tulane Chapters 21-27
​Vocab & Comprehension
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