Crenshaw Chapters 18 - 34

What made Robin feel sad in Crenshaw?

• Her parents had sold her bed to raise money.

• She lost her favorite toy.

• She didn't get to go to the park.

• Her friend moved away.

What role do imaginary friends play in a child's life?

• They help children cope with emotions and develop social skills.

• They are a sign of mental illness.

• They replace real friendships and social interactions.

• They have no impact on a child's development.

What is the significance of keepsakes?

• Keepsakes are items that hold special meaning or memories for a person.

• Keepsakes are items that are always expensive and valuable.

• Keepsakes are items that are used for decoration only.

• Keepsakes are items that have no emotional value.

Why did Robin say she never needed an imaginary friend?

• Because her brother, Jackson was around.

• Because she preferred playing alone.

• Because she had many real friends.

• Because she didn't believe in imaginary friends.

Did Robin ever have an imaginary friend?

• Yes, she had an imaginary friend named Charlie.

• No, she has not had an imaginary friend.

• Yes, but only when she was very young.

• No, but she wished she had one.

Why might a child wish for an imaginary friend?

• To have someone to talk to or play with.

• To avoid doing homework.

• To impress their friends.

• To have a secret keeper.

True or False: Kids can see imaginary friends like Crenshaw.

• True

• False

• Sometimes

• Only if they believe in them

Who else can see Crenshaw besides Jackson?

• Aretha

• Mason

• Lila

• Derek

What is the relationship between Robin and Jackson?

• Jackson is Robin's brother.

• Jackson is Robin's cousin.

• Jackson is Robin's father.

• Jackson is Robin's friend.

What does it mean to feel alone?

• Feeling happy and content with oneself.

• Feeling isolated or without companionship.

• Feeling surrounded by friends and family.

• Feeling indifferent to social interactions.