The Lost Boy Chapter 9 Pgs 255-267

I learned to trust him as he gently led me through the maze of the sensitive parts of my past.

What does he mean by the maze of his life?

• His life was long

• His life was complicated

• His life was wonderful

• The life he loved was outdoors

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What was the greatest gift that Alice and Harold gave David?

• His room

• Food and shelter

• The chance of being of kid

• The chance of graduating

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What does it mean by becoming self-sufficient? How was David becoming self-sufficient?

Class Discussion

• A

• B

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How old is David now?

• 14

• 15

• 16

• 17

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Every square inch of the gas stove was covered... the ceiling was splattered with a few well intended tossed pancakes. The floor looked as if a blizzard had blown through.

What literary devices are being used?

• Simile

• Personification

• Idiom

• Imagery

• Metaphor

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The new foster kid got away with conning Alice blind.

What does this mean?

• He would trick alice

• He would hate alice

• He would love alice

• He did not care for alice

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Class Discussion: Foreshadowing

What issues might arise for David moving into this neighborhood?

• A

• B

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