Story Flashcard

Front

What does Martin Miner like to see clearly?

Back

Punctuation marks and patterns on feathers.

Front

Why does the boy begin to cry in Martin’s house?

Back

He feels overwhelmed by kindness and warmth.

Front

What motivates the boy to approach the A&P store?

Back

The glowing lights ahead in the darkness.

Front

What detail stands out to the boy about the canned ham display?

Back

The display towers over the aisles.

Front

What is surprising about the gingerbread house near the entrance of the store?

Back

It looks real but is made of Styrofoam.

Front

What is the significance of the glowing lights in the story?

Back

They symbolize warmth and hope, drawing the boy towards the store.

Front

How does the boy's emotional state change throughout the story?

Back

He transitions from feeling lost to experiencing warmth and kindness.

Front

What role does the setting play in the boy's experience at the A&P?

Back

The setting creates a contrast between darkness and the warmth of the store.

Front

What does the canned ham display represent in the story?

Back

It represents consumerism and the idealized family life.

Front

How does the boy's perception of kindness evolve in the story?

Back

He learns to appreciate kindness after feeling neglected.