Walk Two Moons Chapters 31-40 Quiz

Character development: How does Sal's character change in chapters 31-40 compared to the beginning of the book?

• Sal becomes more childish and immature.

• Sal becomes more adventurous and reckless.

• Sal becomes more introspective and mature.

• Sal becomes less introspective and mature.

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Plot progression: What major events occur in chapters 31-40 that move the story forward?

• The major events in chapters 31-40 include Sal finding out about her mother's past and the truth about her friend Phoebe's mother.

• The characters go on a vacation

• Phoebe's mother moves away

• Sal gets a new pet

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Plot progression: How does the relationship between Sal and her grandparents evolve in chapters 31-40?

• Sal's grandparents become more critical and judgmental

• The relationship becomes more strained and distant

• The relationship between Sal and her grandparents becomes more positive and understanding.

• Sal's grandparents become less understanding and supportive

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Theme analysis: What themes are prominent in chapters 31-40 and how are they developed throughout the story?

• Love and romance, betrayal, and revenge

• The prominent themes are self-discovery, empathy, understanding, and loss/grief.

• Adventure, mystery, and fantasy

• Friendship, loyalty, and trust

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Theme analysis: Discuss the significance of the theme of loss and grief in chapters 31-40.

• Loss and grief are central themes in the chapters 31-40.

• The theme of comedy and laughter is the main focus in the chapters 31-40.

• Love and happiness are the central themes in the chapters 31-40.

• The theme of adventure and excitement is the most significant in the chapters 31-40.

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Conflict resolution: How are the conflicts between Sal and Phoebe resolved in chapters 31-40?

• By ignoring each other and avoiding the conflicts

• By involving a third party to mediate the conflicts

• Through communication, understanding, and empathy

• Through physical violence and aggression

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Conflict resolution: How does Sal come to terms with the loss of her mother in chapters 31-40?

• Sal becomes obsessed with finding someone to blame for her mother's death

• Sal decides to completely forget about her mother and move on

• Sal becomes angry and resentful towards everyone around her

• Reflecting on memories and finding closure through storytelling

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Symbolism: What does the blackberry kiss symbolize in chapters 31-40?

• Sadness and despair

• Betrayal and deceit

• Happiness and joy

• Forgiveness and healing

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Symbolism: Analyze the significance of the river in chapters 31-40 and its connection to the characters' journeys.

• The river symbolizes the characters' fear of change and the unknown

• The river symbolizes the characters' inner struggles and their path towards understanding themselves and their past.

• The river represents the characters' desire for adventure and excitement

• The river is a metaphor for the characters' physical journey only

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