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What is a theme that Papa's Parrot and The Oak and the Rose share?
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Life changes
Honesty
Respect
Frustration
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Two characters with comparable experiences are Harry and the Oak. What do Harry and the Oak have in common?
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They think that they are better than others.
They don't care about a person that they love anymore.
They are both younger characters.
Their relationships with their loved ones change as they grow up.
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What is a theme that Papa's Parrot and The Oak and the Rose share?
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Two characters with comparable experiences are Harry and the Oak. What do Harry and the Oak have in common?
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What is a key difference between Harry and the oak tree?
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How is the relationship between Harry and his father different from the relationship between the oak tree and the rose?
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Both Harry and the oak tree grow up in the story, and as they grow, their perspectives begin to change. Which line from Papa's Parrot reveals this change in Harry?
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Which line from The Oak and the Rose best reveals this change in the oak tree?
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What is the greatest difference between Mr. Tillian and the rose?
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Genre is important in how a story is conveyed. How does the structure of the poem impact the way we view The Oak and the Rose compared to how the short story format impacts the way we view Papa's Parrot?
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Which text best encompasses feelings of frustration and resistance to change?
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In Papa's Parrot, Cynthia Rylant conveys that family is valuable. What is a key message in The Oak and the Rose?
