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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

In the chapter titled, in part, "The Gifts of No Excuses ...", the narrative refers to a close relationship between Oliver and his little sister. What other relationship in the book does this relationship echo? (from Chapters 41 – 46)

That between Ally and Albert, whom she thinks of as a big brother.

That between Albert and his little sister, whom he takes care of after school.

That between Ally and Travis, her supportive big brother.

That between Ally and Mr. Daniels, who thinks of her as a little sister.

2.

What does immigrant student Suki have in common with Ally? (from Chapters 6 - 10)

Both girls are originally from another country.

Both girls miss their grandfathers.

Both girls struggle with reading.

Both girls want to be Albert's friend.

3.

What is it about Albert and Keisha that Ally seems to envy? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

Their ability to fight back when Oliver says bad things about them.

Their family lives: Ally envies the fact that both Keisha and Albert's fathers are at home.

Their ability to ignore bad things being said about them.

Their intelligence: Ally wishes she could be as smart as they are.

4.

Why is Ally invited to Shay's birthday party? (from Chapters 21 - 26)

Shay was told to invite everyone in her class.

Ally was only invited because Jessica was invited, and Jessica insisted that Ally come as well.

Ally was not invited: she forced herself into the party because she wanted to see the butterflies.

Shay invited her so the two of them could make peace with each other.

5.

What image on the poster in Mrs. Silver's office? (from Chapters 1 – 5)

A pair of hands playing rock, paper, scissors.

A pair of hands reaching for each other.

A pair of hands in a handshake.

A pair of hands in the middle of arm-wrestling.

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