The following is a literary assesment for the novel Whirligig.
Comforted
Rejected
Tripped
Careened
Self-esteem & peer pressure
Guilt & forgiveness
Teenage pregnancy & parent hosted drinking parties
Death & suicide
The main character of the story
The good person in the story
The villian of the story
The person against the main person of the story
The climax
The rising action
The exposition
The falling action
The resolution
The Canadian man
The Puerto Rican male
The Grandmother
Anthony (the adopted boy)
San Fransisco, California
Miami, Florida
Weeksboro, Maine
Belleveue, Washington
His family needed money so he began working.
He was forced to go to a school for retarded kids because he couldn't speak English.
His family moved around a lot.
The people who adopted Him lived in America.
Being alone
Segregation
Peace
Both A & C
Brent's coversation with Lea
Brent being embarrased at the party.
Brent building his first whirligig.
Brent's suicide attempt
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Paul Fleischman
Paul Newman
Paula Flaxseed
Elie Wiesel
A marching band
A constellation
An epiphany
A dynamic character
Whirligigs Brent built
Students at the party Brent attended
Constellations
Cities that the Grayhound bus drove through.
The names of several constellations
How to play the harmonica
How to yodel
How to build whirligigs
A painter
A dancer
A restaurant owner
The owner of the campgroups
Sensory details
Conflict
Mood
Symbolism
True
False
A buspass
A whirligig instruction book
A picture of Lea
All of the above
Both A and C
A marching band
A whale
A tugboat
A harp player
Dubious
Peer pressure
Careen
Stereotype
True
False
True
False
DUI
Manslaughter
Running a red light
Hit and Run
Both A and B
Harbor
Port
Cove
Trailways Station
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