Question 1

The author’s choice of first-person narrator helps the reader —

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understand how the mentoring experience has had an impact on Chloe

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learn how the first graders feel about Chloe

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realize that the other mentors are not as serious about the project as Chloe is

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comprehend how Chloe’s classmates view her

Question 2

Why is Sophie’s father most likely in favor of her going on the trip?

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He also longs for adventure.

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He wants her to become more like her cousins.

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He hopes she will become more independent.

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He wants her to persuade Bompie to visit.

Question 3

The author’s use of the first-person point of view in this story enables the reader to —

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understand the internal struggle of the narrator

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focus on the relationship between the narrator and the other characters

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determine the reason why the narrator’s grandmother forgives the narrator

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observe the actions of only the narrator

Question 4

What is hidden from the reader as a result of the story being told from the first-person point of view?

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Kyle and Kristin’s thoughts about Emily

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Emily’s reason for bringing Charlie with her from Texas

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The dialogue between Kyle and Kristin

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The actions of Emily with Kyle and Kristin

Question 5

The first-person point of view helps the reader understand —

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Charlie Joe’s reasons for not wanting to go to the summer camp

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that Charlie Joe’s dad is serious about sending him to camp

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why Charlie Joe’s mom will not help him

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the way Ms. Ferrell views Charlie Joe

Question 6

What does the conversation between Charlie Joe and his parents in paragraphs 26 through 30 suggest?

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Charlie Joe’s father doubts that Charlie Joe will be able to achieve the goal he has set for himself.

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Charlie Joe feels inspired to do better in school because of his parents’ faith in his abilities.

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Charlie Joe thinks that being able to avoid going to summer camp will be an easy task.

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Charlie Joe’s mother believes that the summer camp will not offer any benefit to Charlie Joe.

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