Questions about Grandpa and the Narrator

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Main reason Grandpa won't leave his cabin?

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Loves the peaceful environment.

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Narrator's feelings about Grandpa and Hamilton's freedom need.

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Supportive.

Front

Relationship between narrator and Grandpa?

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Family.

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Theme suggested by the passage:

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Nature is a source of wonder.

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Best sentence supporting Part A:

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Grandpa needs the mountains, his freedom, all that sky around him. (para 2)

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Sentence signaling first-person POV: Halfway up Pike’s Pass, I could hear Grandpa halloo-ing from all the way down by the cabin.

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Halfway up Pike’s Pass, I could hear Grandpa halloo-ing from all the way down by the cabin.

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Theme: Caring for others means respecting their needs. Supporting detail?

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The narrator takes Hamilton outside as often as he can.

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Author's purpose in the paragraph:

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to show what Louisa May Alcott was like as a child

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Central idea of the passage:

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Louisa May Alcott was sometimes willing to disobey adults.

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Detail supporting Part A:

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… [She] was afterward very much astonished and grieved at being reprimanded instead of praised for the deed.