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What happens to the landscape as Jonas rides upon it in Chapter 22?

• It snows and Jonas cannot see.
• It turns into vivid colors.
• It changes and becomes difficult to ride on.
•  It rains and the roads became slippery.

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individual vs. individual is ...

•  a character in conflict with society 
• Internal/mental conflict 
•  Two or more characters in conflict  
• Environmental conflict such as a hurricane  

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A problem or struggle between two opposing forces in a story.

• exposition
• resolution
• rising action
• conflict

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1.  Darry, Sodapop, and Ponyboy are...

• Cousins
• Orphans
• Socs

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What is ironic about the setting in the story?

• This happens to take place in summer, which is typically a time of joy and happiness

• School just let out for the summer

• Everyone was able to attend the lottery

• There just happened to be stones lying around

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The boys hide out at an abandoned _____. (p. 66)

• church

• gas station

• school

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STAAR Question: How does the setting influence the plot of a story?

How is influence being used in this sentence?

• beginning

• effect

• determine

• apply

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Which is a major plot event?

• The children are able to break into the nursery.

• The sun in the Veltland is very hot.

• The family uses vacuum tubes to get around in their house.

• The nursery settings are broken.

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Why didn't anyone help Mrs. Stevenson in the story?

• She was a frequent liar, and no one could trust her.

• Women were not trusted back in 1943

• They knew she was the victim and didn't want to save her.

• She was rude to the people on the phone.

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-------is a struggle between a character and opposing characters or opposing forces. ------can also occur within a character. For example, a character might struggle internally to make a difficult decision or choice.

• plot

• conflict

• setting

• character

• dialogue

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