Child of the Owl Chapter 3, Part 2, p. 116-123

1. TEACHERS, check this hack for scoring open-ended questions during a live game.

2. Where does Paw-Paw’s club meet?

 

• Central Park
• Golden Gate Park
• The restaurant where Paw-Paw works

• Portsmouth Square

1. Casey thinks Portsmouth Square seemed “like the green bottom of a large, empty pool in which the light welled up”? Why?

• Because it is always covered in fog and darkness.
• Because it is a crowded area.

• Because it is a dry place with no plants.

• Because it is often sunny when the rest of the city is foggy.

1. Why do some of the men in Portsmouth Square stuff newspapers under their clothes?

• The newspapers are a fashion statement.
• They are homeless and newspapers give them a little more warmth than just a coat.

• They are playing a game that involves covering yourself with newspapers.

• They are trying to hide something under their clothes.

1. What does the woman who shows Casey a picture of her grandchildren keep saying? Why does Paw-Paw tell Casey the woman’s prediction is wrong?

• She keeps saying her grandkids are coming to visit but no one ever shows up.

• She says her grandkids are not coming but they soon show up.

• She says she thinks her grandkids are lost but she gets a call from them.

• She says her grandkids lost their voices but they show up talking looudly.

1. What kind of exercise does Mr. Jeh do?

• Yoga
• Tai chi

• Zumba
• Weight lifting

What happened to Mr. Jeh in China?

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1. CHOOSE 1 QUESTION

2. 1. Why does Mr. Jeh say, “Native-born, no brains”?

3. 2. Watch this video clip of Portsmouth Square today. Compare what you see here to the way Casey describes how the place was in 1964. What seems the same? What’s changed?

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