KMG 11-12 Flashcard

Front

What is the significance of Susan's absence when they go to the mountain?

Back

Susan's absence indicates a potential emotional or narrative shift in the story, highlighting her role in the group dynamics.

Front

What role does the police officer play at the airport?

Back

The police officer interacts with Betsy, which may suggest a connection to the unfolding events surrounding Mr. Griffin.

Front

Who is Mr. Griffin's substitute teacher?

Back

Dolly Luna is Mr. Griffin's substitute, indicating a change in the classroom environment.

Front

What does Jeff suspect about Betsy's feelings?

Back

Jeff suspects that Betsy likes Mark, which adds tension to their relationships.

Front

What emotional struggle does Susan face after discovering Griffin's body?

Back

Susan has trouble sleeping due to the stress and trauma of the situation, reflecting her emotional state.

Front

How does the discovery of Mr. Griffin's body impact the characters?

Back

The discovery creates a sense of urgency and fear among the characters, influencing their decisions and interactions.

Front

What themes are explored through the characters' reactions to Mr. Griffin's disappearance?

Back

Themes of guilt, friendship, and the consequences of actions are explored through their reactions.

Front

How does the setting of the mountain contribute to the story?

Back

The mountain setting adds isolation and tension, emphasizing the characters' emotional struggles.

Front

What is the importance of character relationships in the story?

Back

Character relationships drive the plot and reveal underlying tensions and motivations.

Front

How does the police presence affect the characters' actions?

Back

The police presence creates a sense of danger and urgency, influencing the characters' decisions.