Cooper's Lesson

Why did Cooper take the brush from Mr. Lee's store?

• because he left all of his money at home

• because he was too impatient to wait in line

• because he thought Mr. Lee was making fun of him

• because he saw that MR. Lee was busy with other customers

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Why is the setting in "Cooper's Lesson" important?

• The setting is important because it is where Cooper meets Mr. Lee.

• Mr. Lee was mean to Cooper.

• The setting is important because Cooper's mom needed Ginger.

• Cooper lost his dog.

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How does Cooper change from the beginning of the story to the end?

• He steals more things.

• He learns it's okay to be different.

• He hates Mr. Lee and doesn't want to tell his mom the truth.

• He gets better at sweeping floors.

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Where does Cooper's Lesson take place ?

• New York City

• His neighborhood and Mr. Lee's store

• In Korea

• On the Moon

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How does the setting influence the story in Cooper's Lesson?

• The setting lets the reader know that cooper felt out of place.

• The setting lets the reader know know that Mr. Lee is mean.

• With this setting the reader can conclude that Cooper preferred a cat instead.

• The Setting does not matter.

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What is the main theme of 'Cooper's Lesson'?

• Acceptance and understanding

• Adventure and exploration

• Fear and isolation

• Competition and rivalry

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Which character helps Cooper learn an important lesson?

• Mr. Lee

• Cooper's mom

• Ginger

• Cooper's friend

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What does Cooper initially struggle with in the story?

• Understanding his identity

• Finding a new home

• Making new friends

• Learning a new language

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How does Cooper's relationship with Mr. Lee change by the end of the story?

• They become friends

• They remain distant

• They become business partners

• They never speak again

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What literary device is primarily used in 'Cooper's Lesson' to convey Cooper's feelings?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

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