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Think of something that you won that made you feel proud. How did you win what you did? What did you get as a result of this win?
Compare and contrast Miss Meeks and Mrs. Biswell. How are they the same and how are they different?
While Donald Zinkoff is delivering the mail, he has an unusual thought. He thinks that "behind the front doors of houses incredible, impossible things are happening, and as soon as you lift the mail flapper they all disappear and all you see is an ordinary living room." Explain what you think Zinkoff's thought means?
Write a letter to the editor of the local paper expressing why you think mailmen should be able to bring their children to Take Your Child to Work Day.
In Chapter 13, the author says that, "Zinkoff's blessing has been this: Boredom has not happened often." Give at least three examples from the story that support this statement.
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