Walk Two Moons-Chapters 5-6

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What nickname does Gram keep calling Phoebe in chapter 5?

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Peeby

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Who do the Winterbottoms remind Sal of in chapter 6?

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Her other grandparents, the Pickfords.

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What is Sal noticing about Mrs. Winterbottom in chapter 6?

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Mrs. Winterbottom is feeling unnoticed and does not feel appreciated.

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What does the title 'Blackberries' represent in the story?

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A flashback Sal had of her mom.

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What is the purpose of chapter 6?

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To hint to the reader that both Mrs. Winterbottom and Sal's mother were unhappy.

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What does Sal's relationship with her grandparents reveal about her character?

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It shows her longing for family connections and understanding of her own family's struggles.

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How does Sal's perception of Mrs. Winterbottom change throughout chapter 6?

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Sal begins to see Mrs. Winterbottom as a complex character who is not just a fun mom but also someone who feels unappreciated.

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What theme is explored through Sal's observations of the Winterbottom family?

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The theme of family dynamics and the hidden struggles within seemingly happy families.

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How does the author use flashbacks in 'Walk Two Moons'?

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Flashbacks are used to provide context and deepen the reader's understanding of Sal's feelings and experiences.

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What does Sal's favorite food, blackberries, symbolize in the story?

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Blackberries symbolize memories of her mother and the connection to her past.