Fish in a Tree: Chapter 10-12

How does the main character's friendship with Albert help her in overcoming challenges?

• Intellectual stimulation, moral support, and physical protection.

• Financial assistance, physical strength, and professional advice.

• Emotional support, encouragement, and a different perspective

• Romantic involvement, financial stability, and social connections.

What are some of the learning disabilities discussed in chapters 10-12 of Fish in a Tree?

• dyslexia and dysgraphia

• dyslexia and dysgraphia

• dyscalculia and dyspraxia

• ADHD and autism

Describe the character development of the main character in chapters 10-12.

• The main character undergoes significant growth and transformation, gaining confidence and developing a strong sense of self.

• The main character remains stagnant and unchanged throughout the chapters.

• The main character loses all sense of identity and purpose.

• The main character becomes more timid and unsure of themselves.

How does the theme of self-acceptance play a role in the story during these chapters?

• The theme of self-acceptance is not relevant to the story.

• The theme of self-acceptance is only briefly mentioned in the story.

• The theme of self-acceptance is explored through the supporting characters' journeys.

• The theme of self-acceptance is explored through the main character's journey.

What challenges does the main character face in chapters 10-12 and how does she overcome them?

• The main character faces a financial crisis and overcomes it by winning the lottery.

• The main character faces a health issue and overcomes it by seeking medical treatment.

• The main character faces a romantic dilemma and overcomes it by finding true love.

• The main character faces betrayal and captivity, but she overcomes these challenges through resilience and problem-solving skills.

Explain the importance of friendship in the context of the story.

• Friendship is not important in the story.

• Friendship leads to conflicts and misunderstandings in the story.

• Friendship is only important for the main character in the story.

• Friendship provides support, companionship, and helps characters overcome challenges.

How does the main character's learning disability affect her relationships with others?

• The main character's learning disability affects her relationships with others by causing communication barriers and feelings of isolation.

• The main character's learning disability has no impact on her relationships with others.

• The main character's learning disability makes her more popular and well-liked by others.

• The main character's learning disability only affects her academic performance and not her relationships with others.

Discuss a specific scene in chapters 10-12 that highlights the theme of self-acceptance.

• The scene where Sarah talks to Emily about embracing her individuality.

• The scene where Sarah encourages Emily to change herself to fit in with others.

• The scene where Sarah criticizes Emily for not conforming to societal norms.

• The scene where Sarah tells Emily that she should be ashamed of her uniqueness.

What lessons can be learned from the main character's journey of overcoming challenges?

• Perseverance, resilience, and self-belief

• Procrastination, lack of determination, and self-doubt.

• Doubt, laziness, and giving up.

• Fear, lack of motivation, and self-doubt.

How does the main character's learning disability contribute to her character development?

• The main character's learning disability contributes to her character development by making her weak and dependent on others.

• The main character's learning disability contributes to her character development by causing her to give up easily and lack motivation.

• The main character's learning disability contributes to her character development by highlighting her resilience and determination to overcome challenges.

• The main character's learning disability contributes to her character development by hindering her ability to form meaningful relationships.