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Explain how Alan Hibbler reacted after he hurt himself playing "chicken." What did his reaction reveal about his character?
Faced with a rainy Saturday, Amy and Mitch fought over which television program to watch. But that was in the late 1960s. Explain how ten-year-old children today would probably spend their time on a rainy Saturday.
List three details that infer the story is set in the 1960s.
Infer how Marla and Bonnie felt about Mitch. What details helped your form that opinion?
List two ways you are like and unlike one of the characters, Mitchell or Amy.
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