Exploring Chapter 12 of Indian in the Cupboard

What significant event occurs with the Indian in Chapter 12?

• The Indian finds a hidden treasure in Chapter 12.

• The Indian leaves the story and is never mentioned again.

• The Indian has a significant confrontation that alters the course of the story.

• The Indian becomes friends with the protagonist without conflict.

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How does Omri feel about the Indian's situation in this chapter?

• Omri is happy about the Indian's situation.

• Omri feels sympathetic and concerned about the Indian's situation.

• Omri feels indifferent about the Indian's situation.

• Omri is angry about the Indian's situation.

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What decision does Omri make regarding the Indian's future?

• Omri plans to turn the Indian into a toy.

• Omri chooses to send the Indian back to his tribe.

• Omri decides to keep the Indian as a pet.

• Omri decides to let the Indian live freely.

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Describe the relationship between Omri and the Indian in this chapter.

• The Indian is indifferent to Omri's feelings.

• Omri and the Indian develop a friendship based on trust and mutual respect.

• Omri feels threatened by the Indian's presence.

• Omri and the Indian are rivals competing for resources.

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What challenges do Omri and the Indian face in Chapter 12?

• The Indian faces a challenge in building a new house for himself.

• Omri and the Indian face challenges related to their friendship and the consequences of Omri's actions.

• Omri struggles with his homework while the Indian learns to cook.

• Omri and the Indian face a challenge of finding a hidden treasure.

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How does the theme of friendship manifest in this chapter?

• The theme of friendship is shown through competition and rivalry among the characters.

• The theme of friendship manifests through mutual support, loyalty, and meaningful conversations among the characters.

• The chapter focuses solely on the characters' individual goals without any mention of friendship.

• Friendship is depicted as a burden that the characters struggle to manage.

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What role does the cupboard play in the events of Chapter 12?

• The cupboard represents the protagonist's connection to their family.

• The cupboard acts as a hiding place and symbolizes safety for the protagonist.

• The cupboard is a place where the protagonist finds a treasure map.

• The cupboard serves as a storage space for food supplies.

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How does Omri's understanding of responsibility evolve in this chapter?

• Omri learns to ignore the consequences of his actions.

• His responsibility remains unchanged throughout the chapter.

• Omri becomes more focused on his own desires rather than his duties.

• Omri's understanding of responsibility evolves from a naive enjoyment of power to a mature recognition of the consequences and duties that come with it.

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What emotions does Omri experience throughout Chapter 12?

• Surprise, relief, contentment

• Excitement, fear, guilt, responsibility, joy, anxiety.

• Anger, pride, boredom

• Sadness, confusion, indifference

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What lesson does Omri learn by the end of Chapter 12?

• Omri learns about responsibility and the consequences of his actions.

• Omri discovers a hidden treasure in the woods.

• Omri realizes he can control time with his toys.

• Omri learns about the importance of friendship.

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