Hachiko Waits: Chapters 4-10

The name of the main character in this story is ...

What is the main character's personality like in chapters 4-8?

• Cautious, indifferent, and unreliable

• Determined, loyal, and resilient

• Energetic, adventurous, and outgoing

• Lazy, untrustworthy, and weak-willed

Summarize the main events that occur in chapter 6.

• Hachiko gets lost in the city

• Hachiko meets a new owner

• Hachiko goes for a walk in the park

• The main events in chapter 6 include Hachiko waiting for his owner at the train station, interacting with other people, and showing his loyalty and dedication.

Describe the setting in chapter 5. How does it contribute to the story?

• The setting in chapter 5 is a peaceful park, which contributes to the story by emphasizing the protagonist's love for animals.

• The setting in chapter 5 is a bustling city street, which contributes to the story by showing the contrast between Hachiko's loyalty and the busy, indifferent world around him.

• The setting in chapter 5 is a deserted island, which contributes to the story by highlighting the protagonist's loneliness.

• The setting in chapter 5 is a quiet countryside, which contributes to the story by showing the protagonist's connection to nature.

What is the turning point in the plot of chapter 7?

• Hachiko's decision to leave the train station and never return

• Hachiko's realization that something is wrong when Professor Ueno does not return home

• The arrival of Professor Ueno's family to take Hachiko away

• The discovery of a new friend for Hachiko in the neighborhood

How does the main character change or develop in chapters 4-8?

• The main character becomes more independent and confident.

• The main character becomes less intelligent and capable.

• The main character becomes more timid and unsure of themselves.

• The main character becomes more reliant on others for help.

What is the importance of the events in chapter 8 to the whole story?

• The events in chapter 8 reveal the climax of the story and lead to the resolution of the main conflict.

• The events in chapter 8 are insignificant and have no impact on the story

• The events in chapter 8 are completely irrelevant to the overall story

• Chapter 8 is just filler and does not impact the main conflict

Compare and contrast the setting in chapters 4 and 8. How does it reflect the changes in the story?

• The setting in chapter 4 is urban and modern, while the setting in chapter 8 is rural and peaceful.

• The setting in chapter 4 is chaotic and disorganized, while the setting in chapter 8 is also chaotic and disorganized.

• The setting in chapter 4 is futuristic and advanced, while the setting in chapter 8 is ancient and outdated.

• The setting in chapter 4 is rural and peaceful, while the setting in chapter 8 is urban and modern.

What role do secondary characters play in chapters 4-8?

• Have no impact on the story

• Support and add depth to the story

• Distract from the main plot

• Cause conflict and confusion

Explain the impact of the events in chapter 5 on the main character.

• The main character becomes a completely different person after the events in chapter 5

• The main character remains unaffected by the events in chapter 5

• The events in chapter 5 have no impact on the main character

• The events in chapter 5 cause the main character to experience a range of emotions and make important choices.