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Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret: Chapters 1-4 - Quiz
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What type of relationship does Margaret have with her grandmother? Please explain.
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Why do you think Margaret's parents don't seem too pleased about Margaret spending time with her grandmother?
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Describe the uneasiness Margaret feels when she first meets Nancy. Why does Nancy make her feel uneasy?
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What type of relationship does Margaret have with her mother? How is her relationship with her mother the same or different from the relationship you have with your mother?
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Describe some of the things that annoy Margaret about her mother.
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