Narration and Point of View in Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy, Part 2

Question 1

Turner's onlyLizzie's only✔ Turner's and Lizzie's

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Turner's and Lizzie's

Question 2

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She teases about stealing things.

Question 3

Compare Lizzie’s and Turner’s feelings. What does a reader learn about Lizzie and Turner from their feelings?Lizzie and Turner are both afraid of becoming too close.Lizzie and Turner both feel a similar connection to their environment.Lizzie and Turner see the world around them very differently.Lizzie and Turner are very different from one another.

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Lizzie and Turner both feel a similar connection to their environment.

Question 4

Based on the dialogue, what conclusion can be drawn about Lizzie?

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She is playful.; She teases about stealing things.

Question 5

Based on the dialogue, what conclusion can be drawn about Lizzie? Which detail from the text supports the conclusion about Lizzie?

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She is playful.; Selection 1: She is playful.; Selection 2: She teases about stealing things.

Question 6

Based on what Lizzie says and how she says it, which conclusion can a reader draw about how Lizzie views Mrs. Cobb?

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Lizzie does not think that Mrs. Cobb would welcome her.

Question 7

Which conclusion can a reader draw about the adults in Phippsburg based on the dialogue between Lizzie and Turner?

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The adults are intentionally trying to keep Lizzie and Turner apart.

Question 8

Compare Lizzie’s and Turner’s feelings. What does a reader learn about Lizzie and Turner from their feelings?

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Lizzie and Turner both feel a similar connection to their environment.

Question 9

Question 9

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She teases about stealing things.

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