Inside Out & Back Again pages 158-212 Part III

The poem "Most Relieved Day" supports the theme of Ha's life turning "Back Again" by showing:

• Ha's excitement about having new friends

• Ha's relief that Father has finally come home

• Ha's happiness to have a new home

• Ha's gratitude for getting to use the captain's restroom

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8.RL.KID.2

Match the following

• "Pem"

• Pam, Ha's new friend

• "MiSSS SScott"

• Mrs. Washington, Ha's neighbor and tutor

• "MiSSSisss WaSShington"

• Steven, Ha's new friend

• "Ssi-Ti-Van"

• Miss Scott, Ha's Teacher

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8.RL.KID.3

Which of the following were experienced by Ha's family and prompted "Cowboy" to take the family to meet heir neighbors?

• eggs being thrown at their door

• toilet paper hung from their tree

• a brick thrown their window

• pancakes thrown at them as they walk to school

• a racial slur spray-painted on their garage

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8.RL.KID.3

When Ha says, "I wake up / with dragonflies / zipping through / my gut," (139) what figure of speech is Lai using?

• metaphor

• hyperbole

• onomatopoeia

• dialogue

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8.RL.CS.4

We've finally reached the poem where Ha says, "No one would believe me / but at times / I would choose / wartime in Saigon / over / peacetime in Alabama." Think back to your original prediction. Were you correct?

• Yes

• Partially

• Only a little

• Not even close

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8.RL.KID.1

How does Mrs. Washington help Ha? CHOOSE TWO

• Packs her lunches

• Tutors her in English

• Drives her to the hair salon

• Plants a papaya tree

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8.RL.KID.3