The Great Gilly Hopkins Chapter 6

What is the main event that takes place in Chapter 6 of The Great Gilly Hopkins?

• Gilly wins a contest at school

• Gilly moves to a different town

• Gilly runs away from her foster family

• Gilly meets her new foster family, the Trotters

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Describe Gilly's feelings towards her new foster family in Chapter 6.

• Gilly feels conflicted towards her new foster family in Chapter 6.

• Gilly feels ecstatic towards her new foster family in Chapter 6.

• Gilly feels indifferent towards her new foster family in Chapter 6.

• Gilly feels angry towards her new foster family in Chapter 6.

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How does Gilly's relationship with her teacher, Miss Ellis, develop in Chapter 6?

• Gilly and Miss Ellis stop talking to each other

• Miss Ellis becomes stricter with Gilly

• Gilly becomes more distant from Miss Ellis

• They start to understand each other better and Gilly begins to open up to Miss Ellis

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What role does the character of Mr. Randolph play in Chapter 6?

• He is the school principal

• He is Gilly's social worker and tries to help her adjust to her new foster home.

• He is the owner of the foster home

• He is Gilly's long-lost uncle

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Discuss the theme of family and belonging as it is portrayed in Chapter 6.

• The theme of family and belonging is portrayed through Gilly's passion for playing the piano

• The theme of family and belonging is portrayed through Gilly's love for her pet goldfish

• The theme of family and belonging is portrayed through Gilly's longing for a real family and her struggle to find her place in the world.

• The theme of family and belonging is portrayed through Gilly's interest in astronomy

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What conflict does Gilly face in Chapter 6 and how does she handle it?

• Gilly faces the conflict of wanting to be a better student and she handles it by studying harder

• Gilly faces the conflict of not liking her new teacher and she handles it by being disrespectful

• Gilly faces the conflict of feeling abandoned by her mother and not wanting to get attached to her new foster family. She handles it by being defensive and pushing people away.

• Gilly faces the conflict of feeling too attached to her mother and she handles it by running away

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How does the setting of the story contribute to the events in Chapter 6?

• Creates a tense and suspenseful atmosphere

• Creates a happy and lighthearted atmosphere

• Makes the story boring and uneventful

• Has no impact on the events in Chapter 6

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What is the significance of the title 'The Great Gilly Hopkins' in relation to Chapter 6?

• Reflects the main character's desire to be seen as great and important

• Signifies the main character's passion for cooking

• Symbolizes the main character's fear of failure

• Represents the main character's love for gardening

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What are some of the key character developments that occur in Chapter 6?

• Chapter 6 focuses on the development of the setting rather than the characters

• The key character developments in Chapter 6 include Gilly's growing understanding of her own behavior and the impact it has on others, as well as her developing relationships with the other characters in the story.

• The key character developments in Chapter 6 include the introduction of a new character who has no impact on the story

• In Chapter 6, the main character remains unchanged and does not experience any growth

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Discuss the author's use of language and imagery in Chapter 6 to convey the mood and tone of the story.

• The author uses repetitive and monotonous language to create a lively and energetic mood in Chapter 6.

• The author uses complex and flowery language to create a tense and suspenseful mood in Chapter 6.

• The author uses vivid and descriptive language to create a somber and melancholic mood in Chapter 6.

• The author uses simple and plain language to create an exciting and joyful mood in Chapter 6.

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