Crenshaw

What lesson does Jackson learn throughout the story?

• The importance of resilience and the value of support from friends and family.

• The significance of wealth and material possessions.

• The necessity of competition and rivalry among peers.

• The benefits of isolation and self-reliance.

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CCSS.RL.4.2

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CCSS.RL.5.9

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What does Jackson's father do to earn money?

• He works in an office.

• He sings on a street corner.

• He drives a taxi.

• He sells newspapers.

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What is the significance of the title 'Crenshaw'?

• It refers to a real person in Jackson's life.

• It symbolizes Jackson's imaginary friend who represents hope and comfort.

• It is the name of Jackson's favorite book.

• It is a place where Jackson goes for adventure.

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Who is Jackson in 'Crenshaw'?

• A supporting character who helps the main character

• The main character who faces challenges related to his family's financial struggles.

• A pet cat that provides comfort to the family

• A teacher who guides the students through their problems.

How does Jackson feel about his living situation?

• He feels excited and adventurous about living in a minivan.

• He feels worried and uncertain about living in a minivan.

• He feels indifferent and content with his living situation.

• He feels relieved and happy to have a place to stay.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

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What does Jackson know about his parents' jobs?

• Jackson knows that his parents have several part-time jobs.

• Jackson believes his parents are unemployed.

• Jackson thinks his parents work full-time at one job.

• Jackson is unsure about his parents' employment status.

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What role does imagination play in 'Crenshaw'?

• Imagination helps Jackson cope with his struggles and provides comfort.

• Imagination serves as a distraction from reality.

• Imagination is a tool for Jackson to escape his problems.

• Imagination has no significant role in the story.

What is the main theme of the book 'Crenshaw'?

• The importance of competition and winning

• Facing difficult situations and the importance of friendship and imagination during tough times

• The journey of self-discovery and personal growth

• The impact of technology on modern relationships

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What does Jackson's father believe about asking for help?

• Jackson's father believes in asking for help.

• Jackson's father doesn't believe in asking for help.

• Jackson's father thinks asking for help is a sign of weakness.

• Jackson's father encourages asking for help when needed.

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What does Jackson's mother lose while living in the minivan?

• Her keys

• Her wallet

• Her purse

• Her phone

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