Chapter 9 Menu Directions: As you read, please write down the sentence containing each vocabulary word. Write a summary of what you read that clearly states the central idea. Answer the 3 questions that are shaded. Respond to 3 additional questions (at one from each row). Cite evidence from the text in each response. Indomitable Exodus Audacity Coterie Summary 1.Who interrupts Jacob and 2. What are the 3. What happened to Ms. Emma? What news do they hollowgast? How are they Avocet? bring? related to wights? 4.What is Jacob’s 5. How is Grandpa 6.What does Jacob learn peculiar gift? Portman’s related to about Grandpa Portman in Ms. Avocet’s visit? this chapter? How does it clarify or confuse his understanding of his grandfather? 7. Summarize what Miss 8.“At times,” Miss 9.In what ways is Peregrine tells Jacob Peregrine tells Jacob, Jacob’s story the story of “you about the hollowgast. tread a precariously thin a typical teenager? line between being charmingly headstrong and insufferably pigheaded.” Do you agree with Miss Peregrine? Why or why not?
Chapter 9 Menu Directions: As you read, please write down the sentence containing each vocabulary word. Write a summary of what you read that clearly states the central idea. Answer the 3 questions that are shaded. Respond to 3 additional questions (at one from each row). Cite evidence from the text in each response. Indomitable Exodus Audacity Coterie Summary 1.Who interrupts Jacob and Emma? What news do they bring? 2. What are the hollowgast? How are they related to wights? 3. What happened to Ms. Avocet? 4.What is Jacob’s peculiar gift? 5. How is Grandpa Portman’s related to Ms. Avocet’s visit? 6.What does Jacob learn about Grandpa Portman in this chapter? How does it clarify or confuse his understanding of his grandfather? 7. Summarize what Miss Peregrine tells Jacob about the hollowgast. 8.“At times,” Miss Peregrine tells Jacob, “you tread a precariously thin line between being charmingly headstrong and insufferably pigheaded.” Do you agree with Miss Peregrine? Why or why not? 9.In what ways is Jacob’s story the story of a typical teenager?
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