Hope Was Here/Memory Moment

What is the name of the signpost where the author interrupts the action to show us the main character as they remember something?

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Memory Moments are when

• we remember something.

• a friend tells us something that happened to them.

• we hear a story about the past.

• the writer stops the flow of the story to show us the main character remembering something.

When I notice a Memory Moment, I should stop and ask myself

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True or False: Memory Moments are always obvious and easy to spot in our stories.

• True

• False

Text clues for a Memory Memory are (choose all that apply)

• remember

• memory

• reminded

• however

• on the other hand

What was the name of the main character of the story "Hope Was Here?

• Hope

• Addie

• Hillary

• Amanda

True or False: Hope liked her job at the dinner and was going to miss it.

• True

• False

Who raised Hope?

• her mom

• her mom and dad

• her aunt Addie

• the cab driver Morty

What do you think was the importance of Hope remembering the three times she had meet her mom? (choose all that apply)

• It helped us to understand how important her Aunt Addie is to her.

• It was foreshadowing that her mom might be coming back into her life soon.

• It helps us to understand who Hope is as a person.

• It showed us that Hope needs consistency in her life and her mother couldn't provide that.

• It wasn't imporant to the story.

Agree or Disagree: Looking for and thinking about Memory Moments will help me understand what I read better.

• Agree

• Disagree

• I'm not sure yet, I will need to try it out some more before I can really say.