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1-He feel scared because sometimes the ligths doesn’t work and it's a dark house.
2-The characters were in the house and in the kitchen.
3-No because the boy was standing in the shadows of the kitchen.Because he was some monster of the dark.
4-The narrator calls the boy precocious because he was weird, different and scary.
5-The kitchen was with light and warm, the hallway was chilly, draughty and dark.The attic was dark as well.
6-The story was at the night.
7-The position that the narrator take was that he was the kid and he made the story more scary and nervous.
8-Click-clacks come from the dark house
9-The boy provides the information of the click-clack.
11-Because they open the door to enter to the attic

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1- the boy was scared because the house was very big and dark.

2- they are in a kitchen, described as light and warm, of a big house and later they went to the attic.

I felt scary with the description of the house like the older boy

3- No because the shadows are always there and is all dark. And this is important because the boy, who was the click clack, is always standing up in the dark door.

4- The narrator tells the boy precious because he was so mature and intelligent for his age and he seems like an adult in a kids body.

5-  The kitchen: light  and warm. Bedroom: dark

Hallway: chilly drawghty and dark.

Stairs: crick, noisy, dark, made of wood, light of the moon.

Attic: totally dark, noisy and windy.

The story started like a normal one but later it’s like a tense and scary story. At first there was a very little light but then was totally black.

6- The story ocurss during the night, It was in winter.

7- The role of the narrator is the sister’s boyfriend that although he is an adult he has kid thinking.

8- Click clack comes from the dark.

9- Click Clacks appears when you don’t pay attention back and when you don’t expect it, and they take you back to their not nests. Probably they are made of dark. They drink you, and all your meat, all your brains and everything except your bones and your skin turns into a wet, milk-shakes stuff. Then click clacks sucks it. He is the boy.

10- Yes  we did. The narrator refers to him as a wise boy who is not scared, but he used to say he was a little boy, imature, and scared.

11-   Because after that, they entered to the attic and someone pulled the older kid inside.

12-Why was the kid at the house his sister inherited and moved in? Why did the little kid have a bedroom if it was the first time they were sleeping?

13- There were click clack’s fingers, the kids ones.  Because before they entered the attic, they were already holding their hands.

14- Yes, we did because the boy was always standing and talking from the dark. Also, he talked about the click-clack and he sounded very informed about the things he was telling. Finally, they boy says that he is going to his room but that night was the first night they were sleeping at that house.

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5-The kitchen has light and its a warm place to be. The hallway dark and chilly. Yes , because at the start of the atortola they are in a warm place and at the last part they are in a cold and dark place

6-the story takes place in the night and in a house

7-the narrator is the girl’s boyfriend

8-they came fron the dark

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1. The big house is too dark and that is what makes the boy scared.

2. The characters are in a big house made of old wood on the edge of town. When we read it, we were a little bit scared like the older boy.

3. No because the boy was standing in the shadows of the kitchen’s door while the narrator was in the light. Because the little boy was the Click-Clack, and this tip of mounster were made of dark and they come when you don’t pay attention.

4. The narrator describes the child as “precocious” because the boy was very mature and advanced for his age because he says intelligent things and knows lots of information. That is relevant to the story because we notice that the kid was strange / weird / different / scary.

5. The kitchen has light and was warm. The hallway was chilly, draughty and dark. The stairs creaked, noise, dark with just a little of light from the moon and made of wood. The attic was totally dark, noise, windy and you could hear things rattle gently. The atmosphere is tense and scary. There is a progression, we go from a really light place to a totally dark one.

6. The story take place in the night.

7. In the story the narrator makes the story even scarier

8. The monster come from the dark.

9. Click-Claks come from de dark and are probably made of darkness. They come in when you are not paying attention and they take you back to their lair. They first bit you, then you go all ishy inside, and everything except your bones and your skin turns into a wet, milk-shakey stuff. Then the monster sucks it out through the holes where your eyes used to be. Once you are just bones and skin, they hang you up on a hook, and you rattle in the wind. We get all this information thanks to the little kid.

10. Yes, we did. The narrator refers to him as a wise boy who is not scared, but he used to say he was a little boy, immature, and scared.

11. At the end, the boy is described as a precocious because after that, they entered to the attic and someone pulled the older kid inside.

12. Why was the kid at the house his sister inherited and moved in? Why did the little kid have a bedroom if it was the first time they were sleeping there? Why was the narrator’s girlfriend outside with her roommates if she was going to pass the night with him?

13. We think those fingers were the little boy’s fingers because he was already holding his hand before they entered to the attic and the narrator describes those fingers as small.

14. Yes, we did because from the beginning we noticed that the boy was always standing and talking from the dark. And when he started talking about the click-clack he sounded very informed and convinced about the information he was giving. Also at the beginning of the story, the boy says that he is going to his room but then we were told that, that night was the first night they were sleeping at that house.

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5)attic: dark

kitchen: light and warm

hallway: chilly, dark and draughty

bedroom: dark

6)occurs in the night, on the boy sister’s house

7)the narrator is the boyfriend and first he take the role of the adult because he guides the boy but then he gets guided by the little boy

8)&(9)we get all the information about click-clacks from the boy, he explains that they are dark creatures that live in dark places, they don’t look like what you might expect, and he explains that when they bite you all your muscles and meat and transforms it all to a milk liquid and they drink it thorough the holes of your eyes

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1) The boy says he is scared because it was a big old and dark house, and the lights sometimes doesn't work well.  2) The characters at the begining where at the kitchen, a comfortable place. Then they went to the hallway, for me a uncomfortable place. After that, they went to the stairs, there I would fell every time more scared and nervous. Then they went to the atic, a place where I always fell a bit scared. 3) The narrator never saw the boy because he was always in the dark. In fact, the narrator never describes physically the boy. This is important because this left open the possibility of the boy to be the click clack. 4) The narrator says that the child was precocious because of the way that he has to talk. He talks in a mature way, being intelligent. He surprise because this is uncommon in childs. This is relevant because it gives to understand that the kid is different. 5) The first place was the kitchen. In the story says that the kitchen has light and was warm. Then they go to the hallway, it was chilly, draughty and dark. After this, The stairs, it were noisy, totally dark and made of wood. Then, they go to the atic that it was very dark. 6) The story happens at the night, because it was dark, the moon was visible and the boy said that he wants to go to sleep. And It happens during the school period, because the kid was doing homework. 7) The narrator was taking care of a kid that was his girlfriend's brother. 8) The click clack mostly comes from the dark. 9) We know that click clacks come from the dark and they look like what you aren't expecting, what you aren't paying attention to. They first bite you, then you go all ishy inside and all your meet and organs and all except your skin and bones turns into a wet milk-shakey stuff and then the Click-clack sucks it out thought the holes where your eyes used to be. All this information is given from the boy. 10) Yes, the Way the narrador descubra the Children changes, he first say that the boy was a little boy, inocent, and scared. Then the narrador refers to him as a mature kid and not scared. 11) That's because the boy starts again to talk in a mature way, and acting like a bigger person. 12) A gap of information that miss is why the sister in other house and the boy and the narrator still in that house where the story happened. 13) I think that those fingers are from the click clack, and the boy was sent by the click clack to take the narrator to the atic. 14) It was so strange for me that they go to the atic, also the boy was telling a story of the click clack, so based on that I can imagine that ending.

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8. They form to the dark
9. The boy tells the click-clack it's like a coke describes boy because drinks you, fiesta they bite you and you go all ishy inside, and all your meat and all your brains ando everything, excepto your bones and your skins turn into a wey, milk-shakey stuff and the Click-Clack suck it out trought the holes where her eyes used to be.
11. “See?” said the boy. There was that
precocious amusement again. But all
kids can be insufferable sometimes,
when they think they know something
you don’t. It’s probably good for them.
“You know all that. But you don’t think.
You just let your brain fill in the gaps.”
13. I think those his fingers

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1)the boy is scared because the is a biig house ,dark and it had noises.
2)they are in the house made of wood, it feel scared.
3.no, because the boy is standing in the dark of the kitchen and the narrator was in the light
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6. it was the night

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1)The boy is scared because it's a big old house and sometimes the lights don't work and it's so dark.

2)The characters are in the kitchen of a big old house,there was light and warm.It makes me feel a bit nervous and scared although it's a warm place.

3)I think the narrator is the oldest boy because he is speking in first person and it's important in the story because makes me feel more scare.

4)The oldest boy think's that the youngest boy is precocious because he says things that the normal childs at his ages don't say.It's relevant because some dialogues influence the story and make it more scary.

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1. They are in a very big house that is    dark, there are noises, it's cold, etc.

2. they are in the kitchen of a very big house and then they went to the athic.

3.No, the narrator doesn't se the little boy because he is alway's in the shadows.

4. because the boy talks like a grouwn up

5.

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1- The boy was scared because the house was very big, many lights didn't work and he was scared of the dark.
2- The characters are in the a very big and old house. At first they are in the kitchen, which is described as a lighted, warm place.
3- The boy is always in the dark so the narrator never sees him. The boy then tells that Click-Clacks are in the dark so the boy could be one of them.
4- The child is precocious because of the way he speaks and knows about many things. This is relevant because he knows about the Click-Clacks and tells everything about them.
5- The Kitchen Is described as a warm and lighted place. The child's room Is described as dark and a bit scary. The attic Is described as a very dark and windy room. The hallway Is described as a room with windows and shadows.
6- The story takes place at a very dark night. When they are going to bed. It's very late.
7- The narrator Is the child's sisters' boyfriend. He Is taking care of the child for the night. During the story he hears the child and does the questions to know more about the monsters.
8- Click-Clack come from the dark and where you aren't paying attention.
9- Click-Clacks are monsters that come when you are not paying attention and the drink your entire body, except from your bones and skin. Then they hang your skin and bones no a Hook, to make a "Click-Clack" sound in the wind. The child is the one that tells the story.

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1. the boy is scared of the house because its a big old house, and the lights dont work that much so its dark.
2.they are in a house wich mood changes depending on the room, it makes us feel
scared and unsafe because it goes from a nice kitchen to a dark creepy attic.
3.no, he never sees the boy because while he was at the light the boy was standing in to the dark shadows of the door, it is important to the story because we think that the boy is the click clack, and the kid tells him that click clacks look like what he wasnt expecting and what he wasnt paying atention to, and that they were always in te dark.
4.the narrator calls the boy precocious because the boy was very mature for his age and was saying intelligent things, because its rare that a boys jnows that much, its like he isnt a kid.
5. the rooms take you from the calm part of the story to the dark part of the story, and its explains how dark the story is at the moment. they start in the kitchen a place discribed as a light and warm place from the narrator, then they go to the stairs where the wood make noice, the bedroom wivh the boy says is dark and scary, and the hallway wich they discribe it as a chilly draughty dark place.

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Second Reading

1. The boy claims he is scared, what elements may make him feel that way? Why?

2. Where are the characters? Focus on the description of the place. How does it make you feel?

3. Does the narrator see the boy while they speak? Why (not)? How can this be important in the story?

4. The narrator describes the child as “precocious”. What makes him so? Why is that relevant to the story?

5. Several parts of the house are mentioned and they all have different characteristics. Identify the information provided by the narrator and the characters about them and relate it to the story’s atmosphere. What atmosphere does each room evoke? Can you notice a path or a progression?

6. What time of the day is it? When does the story take place?

7. What position does the narrator take? What role does he play?

8. Where do click-clacks come from?

9. What do we know about click-clacks? Who provides the information about them?

10. “‘Well’ he said, sagely, soberly, a small voice from the darkness beside me’” Do you notice any change in the narrator’s reference to the boy? How?

11. At the end of the story, the boy is described as “precocious” once again, why is that?

12. According to the boy, the narrator is not paying attention as there are gaps of information he is not filling. What are those gaps?

13. In the final scene, the narrator is pulled inside the room by “small, firm fingers”, whose fingers are those? How can you explain it?

14. Did you see that ending coming? What details helped you anticipate the ending?