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In the comment section, write about a real or imagined day in your life in which you use colour imagery to describe the setting and the events that happen, as the author did in the Prologue.

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A stereotype is an oversimplified image of a group of people, usually held in common by some part of society. How can stereotypes be harmful? What do you think people can do to overcome stereotyping? Have you noticed any examples of stereotyping in your community or in the media? Describe your answer in the comment section.

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1). Why do you suppose that Death saw life in terms of colour and referred to colour in terms of taste? What tastes would you assign to colours such as red, blue, green, yellow and purple?
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2). Why do you think the Hubermanns insisted that Liesel call them "Mama" and "Papa"?
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3). Do you think German citizens, such as Alex Steiner or Hans Hubermann, were justified in showing passive acceptance to the Nazi regime? What else might they have done?
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4). Do you think Liesel's hostility toward Ludwig Schmeikl was justified? In your opinion, what was the primary cause of her attack?
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After reading the book until Part 1, answer the questions below.

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After reading the book until Part 1, answer the questions below.

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1). What did Death find painful about his duties?
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2). What mistake did Death make at the train line?
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3). What tragedy struck Liesel's family while aboard the train?
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4). Why were Liesel and her brother Werner supposed to be placed in foster care in January 1939?
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5). Why did Death think it was foolish for the poor to travel to escape poverty?
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6). Why was the book about grave digging significant to Liesel?
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7). What helped Liesel adjuster to her foster home?
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8). Why was school a failure for Liesel?
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9). What was Rudy's father trying to teach his son on the night of the Jesse Owens incident?
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10). Why did Liesel insist on participating in the reading examination? Why did it end in disaster?
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11). Why did the narrator's workload increase in the beginning of September 1939?
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1). After working at the RSPCA, I was a ______ supporter for laws against backyard puppy breeders.
2). Most people consider a graduation to be a ______  occasion.
3). The ______  of the movie makes it unsuitable for children to view.
4). The criminals ______  the hostage.
5). Thrusting out her hand stiffly, my new neighbour offered me a ______  but polite
welcome.
6). The ______ flock of crows frightened away all of the smaller birds in the area.
7). The bite of a red back spider is not always ______ , but it is certainly harmful.
8). I waited for my mother to ______ me when I failed to take out the garbage
before the truck left, after being asked.
9). A persuasive leader can be a ______  for positive or negative change.
10). My father's ______ manner makes him a favourite with the men and women at
the picnic.

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Look up the meaning of this word, then make a sentence using it.

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Look up the meaning of this word, then make a sentence using it.