Too Bright to See Chapters 5-6

What happens to Moira on the night of the sleepover?

• She has a nightmare.

• She sees a ghost.

• She cuts her foot on a broken nail polish bottle.

• She gets sick.

How does the main character feel about their identity in these chapters?

• Completely sure and confident

• Curious and sometimes confused about how they is supposed to feel.

• They loves being girly.

• Thinks they will fit right in when they get to middle school.

What can we infer about the main character's best friend?

• They don't get along well

• They are very supportive but like different things.

• They hardly ever talk

• They are new friends

Does Bug like where she lives?

• Yes

• No

What does Bug feel about Uncle Roderick's room?

• It should be cleaned out.

• They want to sleep in there.

• It feels heavy like there is still a presence inside.

• It's a fun room to be in.

What happens to Bug the night they have a nightmare?

• Bug has a panic attack.

• Bug gets hurt.

• Bug's room is a huge, unexplained mess.

• Nothing. They wake up from the nightmare and fall right back to sleep.

Does Bug tell their mom what is happening?

• Yes, they look for support from their mom.

• No, Bug hides what is happening, and they keep it to themself.

• No, Bug confides in Moira's mom instead of her mom.

• Bug pretends to tell their problems to Uncle Rodrick's ghost.

Where did Bug get their nickname from?

• Uncle Roderick gave it to them after they chased a ladybug as a kid.

• Kids at school started calling them Bug as a mean joke.

• Bug gave themself the nickname because they didn't like their real name.

• Bug's mom started calling them Bug because of their size.

What metaphor is used to describe the main character's feelings?

• A locked door

• A sunny day

• A winding road

• A high wall

Does Bug feel like she fits in with Moira and her friends?

• Yes, they feel good that they have accepted them.

• No, they pretends to like the same things and fit in, but really doesn't.

• Yes, but they still don't like the same things so they feel awkward.

• No, but they do like the same things so they think they will feel include soon enough.