Maizy Chen

How does the author use imagery to describe Maizy's emotions?

• Through a lack of descriptive language

• Through dialogue between Maizy and other characters

• By using abstract concepts instead of concrete imagery

• Through detailed imagery of Maizy's physical reactions and environment.

What does the ending of the story suggest about Maizy's future?

• Maizy's future is irrelevant.

• Maizy's future is uncertain but hopeful.

• Maizy's future is doomed.

• Maizy's future is guaranteed success.

How does the author use flashbacks to develop Maizy's character?

• Flashbacks are used to showcase Maizy's favorite hobbies

• Flashbacks are used to highlight Maizy's cooking skills

• Flashbacks are used to introduce Maizy's long-lost twin

• Flashbacks are used to reveal Maizy's past experiences, motivations, fears, and struggles, providing depth and context to her character.

What did Logan bring to Maizy she left at the soda fountain?

• A comic book

• A candy bar

• The “Mad” magazine she was reading

• A toy car

What does Maizy want Opa to finish telling her?

• The rest of the story about Lucky coming to Last Chance

• The story about their last vacation

• The story about their favorite recipe

• The story about their neighbor

Who does Maizy babysit?

• Her neighbor

• Opa

• Her little sister

• Her best friend

What does Maizy learn Logan’s family owns?

• They own the bait shop in town

• They own a bakery

• They own a bookstore

• They own a clothing store

What literary device is predominantly used to highlight Maizy Chen's internal conflict?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

Which theme is most evident in Maizy Chen's story?

• Friendship

• Betrayal

• Identity

• Adventure

How does the author convey Maizy Chen's growth throughout the narrative?

• Through her changing relationships

• Through her evolving thoughts and reflections

• Through her physical journey

• Through her interactions with nature