Monster by Walter Dean Myers Flashcard 1: p 1-55

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Who is the author of the book 'Monster'?

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Walter Dean Myers

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What does Steve write repeatedly in his journal?

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He expresses his hatred for being in jail and his frustration with the situation.

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Why does Mr. Sawicki critique the ending of the student film?

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It was too predictable and lacked creativity.

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Where is the narrator when the novel opens?

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Jail

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What is the location of the jail that our narrator is in?

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Manhattan, New York

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What is the main theme of 'Monster'?

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The struggle for identity and the impact of the justice system on youth.

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What genre does 'Monster' belong to?

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Young adult fiction.

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What is the significance of Steve's journal in the story?

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It serves as a means for Steve to express his thoughts and feelings about his situation.

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How does the setting of the story influence the characters?

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The jail setting creates a sense of confinement and reflects the characters' struggles.

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What role does Mr. Sawicki play in Steve's life?

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He is a supportive teacher who encourages Steve's passion for filmmaking.

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