Janitor's Boy Flashcard Ch 6-11

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Who does Jack see when he goes downstairs looking for the head custodian in Chapter 6?

Back

Lou Carswell

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What does Jack find out about the gum he put under the desk in Chapter 7?

Back

It was still fresh and sticky.

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Front

What keys does Jack take in Chapter 11?

Back

Bell tower and steam tunnel.

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Front

Why does Jack say he will give his sister a dollar in Chapter 8?

Back

So she does not tell his mom that he was late home.

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Front

Did Jack's mom say to Jack, 'I'm going to ground you for life?'

Back

No.

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Front

What is the significance of Lou Carswell in Jack's life?

Back

Lou Carswell represents authority and the adult world that Jack is navigating.

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Front

How does Jack's relationship with his sister influence his decisions?

Back

Jack's relationship with his sister shows his willingness to negotiate and protect his own interests.

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Front

What does the fresh gum under the desk symbolize in Jack's experience?

Back

The fresh gum symbolizes the remnants of childhood and the small, often overlooked details of school life.

Front

What do the keys to the bell tower and steam tunnel represent for Jack?

Back

The keys represent freedom, adventure, and the exploration of hidden parts of the school.

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How does Jack's fear of his mother affect his actions?

Back

Jack's fear of his mother leads him to make decisions that avoid confrontation, such as bribing his sister.

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