Only Ivan p.180-220

Why might the author have chosen to tell this part of the story through short, poetic sentences?

If Ivan didn’t remember his life in the jungle, how might he act differently?

What is George afraid of when Julia shows the paintings to others?

What does the term “public outcry” mean in the context we read?

Why is Bob important in this part of the story?

What theme is reinforced by Ivan choosing to remember his life in the wild?

What is significant about Ivan’s new paintings?

What does Julia do with Ivan's artwork?

Which animal supports Ivan quietly during his plan?

What does Ivan paint over and over again?

What reaction does the public have to Ivan’s paintings?

3F is awesome.

What does Ivan’s repeated drawing of the zoo sign suggest about his understanding of symbols and communication?

What does Ivan begin to understand about art?

How does Ivan begin to fulfill his promise to Ruby?

How does the author use contrast between Mack and Julia to reveal different types of power?

Why is it significant that Ivan paints a zoo instead of a jungle?

What internal conflict is Ivan facing during this section of the novel?

Why does Ivan want Ruby to go to a zoo?