"St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves"

Question 1

Claudette's tone can be described how?

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Humorous and annoyed

Question 2

Claudette's feeling toward Mirabella after her little sister's actions at the dance.

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Love

Question 3

Confusion or nervousness caused by being in a place different from what you are used to.

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Culture Shock

Question 4

(n.) Being taught to live a normal and productive life.

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Rehabilitation

Question 5

(n.) Quotation at the beginning of a text that suggests the theme or meaning.

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Epigraph

Question 6

Brings a memory, feeling or image to mind

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Evokes

Question 7

The mood of the pack when they first arrive at St. Lucy's can be described as _________

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Excited

Question 8

Which of the following is not a method Russell uses to develop the pack as a character?

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Compare to the brothers

Question 9

(n.) A single step or degree in a process.

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Stage

Question 10

(n) Suggested or associated meaning in addition to a word's primary meaning.

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Connotative.

Question 11

(n.) Conventional requirements for social behavior

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Etiquette

Question 12

(n.) The state of being out of place.

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Dislocation

Question 13

Expresses an idea in an interesting way using words that usually describe something else.

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Figurative Language

Question 14

A central Theme of the short story.

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Human identity vs. Wolf identity.

Question 15

(v.) Avoided deliberately

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Shunned

Question 16

Name one way Mirabella does NOT interact with the pack.

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Fear

Question 17

How do the girls feel when the nuns give them new names?

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Scared

Question 18

Which is a central idea of the story.

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Human vs. wolf identity

Question 19

(adj.) of or pertaining to members of the male Roman Catholic religious order.

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Jesuit

Question 20

Including or adding together all things that came before.

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Cumulative

Question 21

(adj.) Of or pertaining to the delusion in which one imagines oneself to be a wolf.

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Lycanthropic

Question 22

(n.) any specified division or portion of time.

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Period

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