Lesson 16 Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

What do you think the author means by Charlotte has providing herself her whole life? Give text evidence.

A

She means that she didn’t want to stop now.

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What evidence shows Charlotte has great determination?

A

When she crosses the dangerous bridge.

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3
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What is the setting of the story? How do the illustrations show that life was different back then?

A

The setting is in the mid-western in California, in a storm. The illustrations show that is is from an old photo.

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4
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Which events in the story would not have happened in a modern setting?

A

The part where the coach almost fell.

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5
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Does Charlotte have a sense of humor? Give text evidence.

A

Yes, because she uses a lot of personification.

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6
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Besides determination what other trait does Charlotte show in her conversion with James? Support your answer with text evidence.

A

She shows courage because she will drive in rain, and over an bridge that will fall.

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7
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How does the author make the dialogue fit the story setting? Explain.

A

I’m askin’It makes it fit by words like “That’s all I’m askn’

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8
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What traits do Charlotte’s actions show about her? Explain and give details.

A

Her traits are courage, and brave.

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9
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What happened when Charlotte drove her first coach with passengers?

A

It was raining and there was a bridge that was not sturdy.

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10
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Do you think Charlotte was right not to let the man stay in the coach? Support your answer with text evidence.

A

She was right because his wait will slow down the coach and it will make it heavier.

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What does the author mean by moans of the wood?

A

She means that the wood sounds like it is moaning.

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12
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What kind of mood does this personification help add to the scene?

A

It helps it show that it is windy and stormy.

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13
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In which sentence does the author use personification to describe something?

A

The wood groans.

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14
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What is personification?

A

Personification is giving a human characteristics to a nonliving thing.

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15
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Does Charlotte show her understanding of horses as she waits for the lightning?

A

Yes, because she knows that horses are scared easy.

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16
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What is instinct?

A

An instinct is a feeling that you want something to happen.

17
Q

What is the one thought that both Charlotte and the passengers share as they came to the bridge?

A

They share the feeling of fear.

18
Q

What do you think Charlotte is feeling at the end of the story?

A

She is feeling proud.