What do they tend to Example think about Boy Pg 84 hours He tends to think about – “these the girl became possibilities of mystery and romance for him as he watched the electric doors for the girl in the orange bow.” Girl She tends to think about Page 84 bag boy – “The the boy seemed a wonderful contrast to the perfectly beautiful house she had been forced to accept as her home.” Infer: How do you think the two characters feel when they see each other at the movie theater? Be sure to explain what in the text makes you think that. Many possible answers to this question, here is one example answer: The author says that they acted like strangers on a public bus, where you are polite to each other but you do not really know each other. She also said they glanced at each other and smiled slightly. This could mean that they were just being polite and felt silly for their feelings before, or that they didn’t care about their feelings from before. But they also could have smiled thinking that they missed an opportunity. The author could have provided more descriptive details about the smile to help us figure out what the smile meant. But since the author did say they acted like strangers, we have to assume at that point that they didn’t really worry or care about the other.
What do they tend to think about Example Boy He tends to think about the girl Pg 84 – “these hours became possibilities of mystery and romance for him as he watched the electric doors for the girl in the orange bow.” Girl She tends to think about the boy Page 84 – “The bag boy seemed a wonderful contrast to the perfectly beautiful house she had been forced to accept as her home.” Infer: How do you think the two characters feel when they see each other at the movie theater? Be sure to explain what in the text makes you think that. Many possible answers to this question, here is one example answer: The author says that they acted like strangers on a public bus, where you are polite to each other but you do not really know each other. She also said they glanced at each other and smiled slightly. This could mean that they were just being polite and felt silly for their feelings before, or that they didn’t care about their feelings from before. But they also could have smiled thinking that they missed an opportunity. The author could have provided more descriptive details about the smile to help us figure out what the smile meant. But since the author did say they acted like strangers, we have to assume at that point that they didn’t really worry or care about the other.
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