Tuesday of the Other June

inflict great pain

Why does June's mother say that June must avoid fights?

"The skirt was as dazzling as a rainbow," is what type of figurative language

The author uses June's refusal to tell her mother about the Other June to let you know the June

someone who worries a lot

What advice does June's mother repeat?

The story suggest that bullies pick on

In the course of the story, June and her mother

imitate scornfully

Vantage point from which the author tells the story

What detail most helps you visualize how the Other June feels when June stands up the her?

The author supports her characterization of the Other June as a frightening and tough girl by

The series of events that happen in a literary work

Main character; hero or heroine

The story is told from the point of view of

June knows that the class supports her when she stands up to the bully because

peak of a mountain or hill

June sees the Other June every

Beginning of the story-characters, setting, and conflict are introduced

Why does June refuse to tell her mother about the bullying?

hum or buzz for a long time

Which of the following expressions does June's experience disprove?

Struggle between opposing forces in a story

As swim lessons continue, June finds that the Other June is

The part of the story where the conflict is developed

"She had little emerald eyes that warmed me like the sun," is what type of figurative language

Character against the main character

What detail most helps you visualize June's mother?

The story shows that the advice "turn the other cheek" is

move unstreadily

Turning point in the story where the main character is faced with solving a conflict

Part of the story where all of the loose ends of the plot are tied together