Tuesday Of The Other June

The main character in the story "Tuesday of the Other June" faces conflicts with other characters, which is known as Man vs. Man conflict. This type of conflict occurs when there is a struggle or disagreement between two or more individuals. In the story, the main character, June, experiences conflicts with another girl named June, who bullies and mistreats her. This conflict drives the plot and creates tension in the story as the main character tries to navigate and overcome the challenges presented by the other June.

In this story, the antagonist is "Other June." This can be inferred from the given options, where all the other characters (June, Mr. Morrisey, and Kevin Clark) are named individually, but "Other June" is mentioned separately, implying that she is the antagonist.

The given statement is false. The correct spelling of the word should be "does" instead of "dose". "Does" is the third person singular of the verb "do" and is used to indicate an action performed by someone or something. In the given sentence, it should be "He does his homework each night."

All but the last choice had homophone, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization errors.

June doesn't confide in her mother about the bullying because she doesn't want to make her mother worry.

The answer is June as first person narrator. The story uses the pronouns I, me and my showing that June is telling the story from her point of view.

The given statement is true because "calendar" is the correct spelling of the word. Additionally, the sentence "The calendar is on the door" confirms that the word is being used correctly in a sentence.

The given statement is true. "Definitely" is the correct spelling of the word. The sentence provided uses the word correctly, indicating that the writer is eagerly anticipating warmer weather.

All of the other choices except the first option had homophone and spelling mistakes.

The author uses the repetition of "goodbye" to emphasize June's relief when she leaves the final swim lesson. The repetition of the word conveys a sense of finality and emphasizes the strong negative emotions June feels towards the swim lessons. It highlights her relief at finally being free from something she dislikes, and possibly even despises.

June renames Tuesday as "Awfulday" because she finds it to be a terrible or unpleasant day.

The sentence used like or as to compare two unlike things. This is a simile.

When things are exaggerated like the example "for the first time in weeks" it is an example of hyperbole.

The author characterizes the Other June as threatening. This suggests that the Other June poses a potential danger or harm to others. The word "threatening" implies that the Other June's actions or behavior create a sense of fear or intimidation. This characterization could indicate that the Other June is aggressive, hostile, or poses a risk to the protagonist or other characters in the story.

The correct answer is May and April. This means that June's grandmother is named May and her mother is named April.

The correct spelling of the word is "February," not "Febuary." In February, it is common to have a snow day off from school. Therefore, the statement is false.

The given statement is false because "buraeu" is not the correct form of the word. The correct spelling is "bureau." Therefore, the correct sentence would be "I put my clothes away in my bureau."