Exploring Love That Dog: Pages 61-86

The transcript follows a student's anticipation of a response from author Walter Dean Myers, their struggles with intrusive thoughts, and learning to type. It recounts a tragic accident involving the student's dog, Sky, and the excitement of preparing for Myers' visit to their school. The student expresses gratitude for Myers' visit and shares a poem inspired by him.

What does Jack learn about the process of sending letters to authors?

• The letter is sorted by the publisher company.

• The letter goes directly to the author.

• The letter is sent to a government office.

• The letter is delivered by a special courier.

Why does Jack think it might take a long time for Mr. Walter Dean Myers to respond?

• Mr. Walter Dean Myers is very busy.

• The letter might get lost.

• The publisher company is slow.

• Mr. Walter Dean Myers does not like to respond.

What does Jack do to try and stop thinking about the letter?

• He writes another letter.

• He tries to distract himself.

• He talks to his friends.

• He reads a book.

What does Jack ask to learn about using the computer?

• How to browse the internet.

• How to send emails.

• How to play games.

• How to type faster.

What tragic event does Jack recount involving his dog, Sky?

• Sky was hit by a car.

• Sky got lost.

• Sky was stolen.

• Sky ran away.

How does Jack feel about sharing the story of Sky's accident?

• He is excited.

• He is worried it might make people sad.

• He is indifferent.

• He is happy.

What news excites Jack on May 21?

• He got a new dog.

• Mr. Walter Dean Myers is visiting the school.

• He is going on a trip.

• He won a prize.

How does Jack describe Mr. Walter Dean Myers' voice?

• Soft and quiet.

• High-pitched and fast.

• Loud and harsh.

• Low and deep.

What does Jack hope Mr. Walter Dean Myers liked during his visit?

• The decorations.

• The games.

• The brownies.

• The questions.

What does Jack include in the envelope for Mr. Walter Dean Myers?

• A letter from his teacher.

• A photograph.

• A poem inspired by Mr. Walter Dean Myers.

• A drawing.