First-Day Fly

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What is the narrator's point of view in a story?

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The narrator's point of view is the perspective from which the story is told, influencing how readers perceive characters and events.

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How can an author develop a character's point of view?

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An author can develop a character's point of view through dialogue, actions, and the use of pronouns like 'I' or 'you'.

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What does it mean to understand a character well?

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Understanding a character well means knowing their thoughts, feelings, motivations, and background.

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Why might a character dislike school?

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A character might dislike school due to personal experiences, social interactions, or a lack of interest in the subjects being taught.

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What is a common reason for a character to feel upset?

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A character may feel upset due to conflicts with peers, family issues, or personal insecurities.

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What is the significance of using a nickname for a character?

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Using a nickname can indicate familiarity, affection, or a lack of seriousness about the character.

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What does it mean to get wrinkles out of clothing using steam?

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Using steam to remove wrinkles involves hanging the clothing in a bathroom while taking a hot shower, allowing the steam to relax the fabric.

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Why might a parent refuse to iron their child's clothes?

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A parent might refuse to iron clothes to encourage independence or because they believe certain items, like jeans, should not be ironed.

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What is the importance of self-worth in a story?

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Self-worth is crucial as it influences a character's confidence and decisions throughout the narrative.

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What is a theme in literature?

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A theme is the central idea or message that the author conveys through the story.