Where are you going, Where have you been?

Who is the main character?

• Connie

• June

• Ellie

• Betty

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What does Arnold Friend "draw" in the air while talking with Connie?

• a heart

• an X

• Numbers

• He makes a finger gun because he's cool.

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Choose the best definition for the term: symbol

• an item that represents themes

• the big picture idea

• a literary term

• an item or idea that often has an abstract meaning

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Arnold Friend can be viewed as a symbol of...

• The Devil

• a Snake

• Death

• Fear

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Choose the best definition for the term: allusion

• a magic trick

• an artistic movement

• an indirect or passing reference

• a false idea or belief

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What is said to be an allusion on the car that is said to have helped give the story it's name?

• Done by a Crazy Woman Driver

• The X

• 33, 19, 17

• Arnold Friend

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How old is Connie?

• 14

• 15

• 16

• 18

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Because we saw the car before Arnold Friend arrived in the story, this could be considered...

• foreshadowing

• flashback

• allusion

• symbol

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Define Allusion

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What is an example of Foreshadowing from this story?

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