The War that Saved My Life C.31-38

Summarize the main event that occurs in Chapter 31 of "The War That Saved My Life."

• Ada learns to ride a horse.

• Ada confronts her mother.

• Ada and Jamie receive new shoes.

• Ada and Susan go to the village fair.

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What motivates Ada to continue practicing her reading skills in these chapters?

• She wants to impress Susan.

• She is determined to become independent.

• She wants to read letters from her mother.

• She is preparing for a school exam.

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Analyze the theme of freedom in Chapters 31-38. How is this theme represented through Ada's experiences?

• Ada's ability to walk without crutches.

• Ada's exploration of the countryside.

• Ada's decision to attend school.

• Ada's relationship with her brother Jamie.

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Identify the symbol of the horse in Ada's journey. What does it represent for her?

• A means of escape.

• A symbol of wealth.

• A representation of her past.

• A sign of her friendship with Susan.

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What is Susan's primary motivation for helping Ada and Jamie in these chapters?

• She wants to adopt them.

• She feels obligated by the government.

• She genuinely cares for their well-being.

• She is seeking companionship.

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Summarize how Ada's relationship with her brother Jamie evolves in these chapters.

• They become more distant.

• They start to argue more frequently.

• They grow closer and more supportive of each other.

• They begin to compete for Susan's attention.

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What motivates Ada to confront her fears in these chapters?

• Her desire to return to London.

• Her need to protect Jamie.

• Her wish to prove herself to Susan.

• Her curiosity about the outside world.

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Analyze the significance of the new shoes Ada and Jamie receive. What do they symbolize?

• A new beginning.

• A connection to their past.

• A reward for good behavior.

• A sign of Susan's wealth.

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Identify the character who shows the most growth in these chapters and explain why.

• Ada, because she learns to read.

• Jamie, because he becomes more independent.

• Susan, because she opens her heart to the children.

• Ada, because she confronts her fears.

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Summarize the role of the countryside setting in Ada's transformation.

• It isolates her from her past.

• It provides her with new challenges.

• It offers her a sense of peace and freedom.

• It reminds her of her limitations.

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