What Happened To Lulu

How is Lulu described at the beginning of the poem?

• Lulu is happy and confident

• Lulu seems sad and distant

How does Lulu's behavior change in the poem?

• She becomes more cheerful and confident

• She becomes more quiet and withdrawn

How does Lulu's mother feel about the changes in Lulu?

• The mother is calm and understanding about Lulu's behavior

• The mother is worried and doesn't know how to help Lulu

What role does Lulu's younger sister play in the poem?

• She helps Lulu feel better and supported

• She doesn't understand Lulu's feelings and adds to her loneliness

How does the poem highlights the younger sister's emotional distance from Lulu?

• Through her desire to protect Lulu from their mother's anger

• Through her lack of ability to understand Lulu's choices and her fear of Lulu's behavior

How does Lulu's behavior affects her relationship with her mother?

• Lulu's behavior brings her closer to her mother

• Lulu's behavior causes her to feel more distant from her mother

What can be assumed about the younger sister's future relationship with Lulu?

• She will eventually come to understand and support Lulu's choices

• She will likely to continue to feel isolated and confused by Lulu's actions

How is Lulu's rebellion presented in the poem?

• As a result of emotional immaturity and lack of understanding

• As a intentional act of disobedience of her family's expectations

How is Lulu's younger sister described in the poem?

• She is cheerful and carefree, not noticing Lulu's struggles

• She is also troubled and upset, like Lulu

How do the differences between Lulu, her mother, and her sister show the main problem in the poem?

• They all understand each other well and support each other

• Their differences in how they feel and act highlight Lulu's confusion and loneliness