Garvey's Choice (part 1)

Garvey has an older sister named Angie.

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Garvey's best friend Joe is very similar to him.

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Garvey's parents accept him just the way he is.

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Garvey finds comfort in the following:

• food

• books

• music

• all of the above

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Garvey's favorite thing to do is play sports:

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• false

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The main conflict in the story so far is:

• Garvey doesn't like his father.

• Garvey doesn't have any friends.

• Garvey's dad wants him to be something he's not.

• Garvey and his sister Angie do not get along.

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Garvey met Joe in first grade when Joe:

• asked him to be his friend

• asked him to play kickball

• came over to him on the playground and started dancing with him.

• took Garvey to the nurse when he fell down and scraped his leg.

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"Stories are breadcrumbs" and "friends are mirrors" are examples of the following type of figurative language:

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

• alliteration

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Joe and Garvey share all of the following interests except:

• astronomy

• football

• dancing

• knock-knock jokes

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Who calls Garvey "Sweet Chunk"?

• Mom

• Dad

• Joe

• Angie

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