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How do economic conditions determine the characters' lives?

you can see how the economic conditions determine Jeannette and her family's daily lives base off on how they are eating, where they are sleeping, the way they are acting, living space living sitions

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9. Is there a relationship between the beginning and the end of the story?

in the beginning, the main character's perspective on life and how her parents is that every is really great and that them not taking care of her and making her do a lot on her own and moving around all the time is normally is normally but you start to see some doubt and wonder in her siblings about the way they live.

"Do you like always moving around?" Lori asked me. "of course I do!" I said. "don't you?" "sure..." she said.

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5. How does the writer’s diction (word choice) reveal or reflect the work’s meaning?

throughout the first 47 pages the authors choice of wording really shows and helps you understand each character very well by using very understandable words

"Lori was the smart one, Maureen the pretty one, and Brian the brave one."

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Choose 3 Formalist Lens Questions to respond to. Your responses should thoroughly respond to the prompt in at least three sentences.

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one thing that is similar is that I used to move around a good amount like their family.

My family is the same in the way that you have to learn from your mistakes but my family is different because we make sure we take care of each other.

Ive learned what its like to move around a lot and have a a family that seems to not 100% be there for each other.

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6. Choose a significant event that occurs in your reading. What do you think the author's purpose was in telling that part of the story?

one event is Jennette's face caught on fire and she still thought it looked pretty. I think the author was trying to get across that even though things might have scars they are still beautiful.

"Even though her face was melted, she was still my favorite toy."