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A thunderstorm
A lion
A jet
A policeman
Death
Community service
Jail
Release from the community
Talk about their feelings
Watch television
Read a book together
Help clean up
That she wanted to go on vacation
A boy from another community cut in line at the slides
That math class was too hard
That she fell and cut her knee
He had to wait in line to buy gasoline.
One of the newborns was not growing fast enough.
He wanted a job working with the elderly.
He wanted a raise in his salary.
Husband, wife, and two children- one male and one female
Parents with as many children as they have funds to take care of properly
Parents that get a certain amount of children based on their job
Parents were sick
The number of children varies from year to year.
There are always more boys than girls.
There are always 50 children born each year.
There are always more girls than boys.
He walked to work instead of riding his bicycle.
He didn't go to the December ceremony.
He asked for three children.
He looked up Gabe's name before the ceremony.
Most important; leader
Leader; most important
Old; Youngest
The Elder assign the job based on your family history
Everyone registers for the jobs they want at the courthouse.
The Elders assign the jobs based on where you spend your volunteer hours.
The Elders assign jobs based on a test you take.
50
18
12
21
Blankets; 12
Heating pads; 7
"imaginary" stuffed animals; 8
Pajamas; 6
Freckles
Pale eyes
Pug nose
Black hair
The ball he is playing catch with
The apple he is playing catch with
The orange he is eating for breakfast
Asher's tunic color
He doesn't play games at the recreation center one day.
He did not eat all of his supper.
He played catch with an apple.
He took an apple from snack, home.
Volunteer work at a place of their choosing
School from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Exercise for at least two hours a day
Go to camp each summer
Work at the manufacturing center
Deliver packages
Change diapers at the Nurturing Center
Bath the elderly at the House of the Old
Pills
Therapy
Shots
Simile
Allusion
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Allusion
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Metaphor
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