thousand times” –not to talk with his mouth full. The author says, “Derek got the message.” What was the Even though Derek was gobbling at Bolivia and not actually message? speaking, the kick from Rory under the table told him it was close enough to talking and that he should stop. Rory now hopes Bolivia “was getting the message that he and They wouldn’t go to her aunt’s to play with Lucette, even Derek didn’t want her around.” Refer to the text and explain though she asked twice. They wouldn’t talk to her about turkey how the boys delivered their message at the barbeque. burgers. Rory wouldn’t tell her about Woodside or when the library shows free movies. Why did the summer seem to stretch “endlessly before” Rory Avoiding Bolivia has taken a lot of effort (hanging out with and Derek? Maurice, stuffing themselves with food), and it’s just at the beginning of July. They still had many days before she was going back home. Why did Rory suggest calling an ambulance or the police He still thinks Lucette is a baby, and he is worried about her. rather than the fire department? He is thinking about what he would do if Edna fell out of a window. What else kept Rory and Derek from admitting their mistake? They were too embarrassed or felt silly. Bolivia was shouting at them, and they weren’t going to admit their mistake in front of her. How did the boys seem to feel about helping to catch Lucette? Eager and excited. They were calling for Lucette; forgot How can you tell? swimming and chased the parrot from tree to tree; asking what she liked to eat; rushing home for fruit. Re-read the section beginning with “Hello there,” and ends She’s probably enjoying the excitement. Lucette seemed to be with “…worried about the bird.” Why is Bolivia smiling? having fun, and Bolivia really isn’t that worried about her. What did Bolivia do when she noticed Rory listening to her She hastily (quickly) tried to sound concerned about Lucette by talking with the neighbors? Why? worrying out loud that she was “overexcited” and wouldn’t come down, even though she was just bragging about Lucette’s talents (knowing 10 words, playing dead, most telling - landing on her arm when she calls for her.) She didn’t want Rory to think she wasn’t really worried.
thousand times” –not to talk with his mouth full. The author says, “Derek got the message.” What was the message? Even though Derek was gobbling at Bolivia and not actually speaking, the kick from Rory under the table told him it was close enough to talking and that he should stop. Rory now hopes Bolivia “was getting the message that he and Derek didn’t want her around.” Refer to the text and explain how the boys delivered their message at the barbeque. They wouldn’t go to her aunt’s to play with Lucette, even though she asked twice. They wouldn’t talk to her about turkey burgers. Rory wouldn’t tell her about Woodside or when the library shows free movies. Why did the summer seem to stretch “endlessly before” Rory and Derek? Avoiding Bolivia has taken a lot of effort (hanging out with Maurice, stuffing themselves with food), and it’s just at the beginning of July. They still had many days before she was going back home. Why did Rory suggest calling an ambulance or the police rather than the fire department? He still thinks Lucette is a baby, and he is worried about her. He is thinking about what he would do if Edna fell out of a window. What else kept Rory and Derek from admitting their mistake? They were too embarrassed or felt silly. Bolivia was shouting at them, and they weren’t going to admit their mistake in front of her. How did the boys seem to feel about helping to catch Lucette? How can you tell? Eager and excited. They were calling for Lucette; forgot swimming and chased the parrot from tree to tree; asking what she liked to eat; rushing home for fruit. Re-read the section beginning with “Hello there,” and ends with “…worried about the bird.” Why is Bolivia smiling? She’s probably enjoying the excitement. Lucette seemed to be having fun, and Bolivia really isn’t that worried about her. What did Bolivia do when she noticed Rory listening to her talking with the neighbors? Why? She hastily (quickly) tried to sound concerned about Lucette by worrying out loud that she was “overexcited” and wouldn’t come down, even though she was just bragging about Lucette’s talents (knowing 10 words, playing dead, most telling - landing on her arm when she calls for her.) She didn’t want Rory to think she wasn’t really worried.
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