2024.03.25 ELA; We Beat the Streets; Chapter 6

How does the setting in Chapter 6 of "We Beat the Streets" influence the characters' actions?

• It provides a sense of security that encourages the characters to take risks.

• It creates a challenging environment that tests the characters' resilience.

• It offers a peaceful backdrop that contrasts with the characters' internal struggles.

• It has no significant impact on the characters' actions.

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What main idea is Chapter 6 of "We Beat the Streets" mostly about?

• Why school is important

• How friends can affect you

• Fighting through hard times

• Keeping going when things get tough

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What does the symbolism of the "broken streetlight" in Chapter 6 most likely represent?

• The hope for a brighter future

• The presence of danger in the neighborhood

• The broken dreams of the community

• The characters' desire to escape their environment

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What do the main characters want to do in the future, according to Chapter 6?

• They want to leave their community soon.

• They don't have clear plans for the future.

• They want to help make their community better.

• They plan to get jobs that are different from what they like now.

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How does Chapter 6 help us understand the main characters better?

• It shows they don't want to change.

• It shows they are starting to see problems in society.

• It shows they don't care much about school.

• It shows they don't think much about their future.

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In Chapter 6, how do the characters react differently to problems, and what does this tell us about them?

• All characters react the same way, showing they stick together when things get tough.

• Some characters tackle problems directly, while others try to avoid them, showing they handle things in different ways.

• All characters try to avoid problems, showing they feel like there's no hope.

• Some characters ask adults for help, while others talk to friends, showing who they trust for support.

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How does the place where the story happens in Chapter 6 affect what the characters think?

• It makes them want to keep things the same.

• It makes them start to think differently about what they believe and want.

• It doesn't really change how they see the world.

• It makes them care more about having things.

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Which word from Chapter 6 best describes how the characters keep trying hard even when it's tough?

• Resilient

• Ambivalent

• Indifferent

• Capricious

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What does the 'crossroads' symbolize about the characters' feelings in Chapter 6?

• It shows they have a clear path to success.

• It shows they are confused and can't decide what to do next.

• It shows they are all working together towards the same goals.

• It doesn't symbolize anything about their problems.

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What can we say about how the characters feel about their community in Chapter 6?

• They feel like they don't belong to their community at all.

• They really want to make their community better.

• They don't care much about what happens in their community.

• They think their community is the reason for their problems.

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