Understanding Emotions in Relationships

What is the main reason Celeste feels angry with Silvia?

• Silvia made fun of Celeste's cooking.

• Silvia keeps reminding Celeste about her grandma's death.

• Silvia didn't bring any food for Celeste.

• Silvia ignored Celeste's feelings.

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Why does Celeste feel guilty after responding to Silvia?

• She realizes Silvia was just trying to help.

• She knows she overreacted and hurt Silvia's feelings.

• She thinks Silvia might tell others about their argument.

• She is afraid Silvia will stop being her friend.

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What evidence from the text suggests that Celeste is struggling with her emotions?

• She is happy to see Lisa.

• She feels a burst of anger and loses control.

• She doesn't bring food for Silvia.

• She runs to greet Lisa.

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How does the author show the relationship between Celeste and her grandma?

• By mentioning that Celeste's grandma used to write to her.

• By describing how Celeste cooks for her grandma.

• By showing Celeste's anger towards Silvia.

• By having Celeste talk about her grandma's favorite foods.

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What might be a reason Celeste is upset about not hearing from her grandma?

• She misses the recipes her grandma used to send.

• She is worried about her grandma's health.

• She feels disconnected from her family traditions.

• She wants to impress Silvia with her cooking.

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What strategic advice would you give Celeste to handle her emotions better?

• Ignore Silvia completely.

• Talk to a trusted friend or adult about her feelings.

• Write a letter to her grandma.

• Cook a new dish to distract herself.

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How does the author use dialogue to reveal Celeste's internal conflict?

• By showing Celeste's anger towards Silvia.

• By having Celeste refuse to answer Lisa's question.

• By describing Celeste's thoughts about her grandma.

• By showing Celeste's excitement to see Lisa.

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What reasoning might Celeste use to justify her outburst at Silvia?

• Silvia has been making similar comments for a long time.

• Celeste is tired and didn't sleep well.

• Silvia was being rude to everyone.

• Celeste wanted to impress Lisa.

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What could be a long-term effect of Celeste not addressing her feelings about her grandma?

• She might stop cooking altogether.

• She could become more distant from her friends.

• She might forget her grandma's recipes.

• She could become more popular at school.

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How does the author use Lisa's character to contrast with Silvia's?

• Lisa is supportive and caring, while Silvia is critical.

• Lisa is uninterested in Celeste's problems, while Silvia is concerned.

• Lisa is more interested in food than Silvia.

• Lisa is more talkative than Silvia.

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