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Amigo Brothers Comp.

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Tony is coping with not wanting to hurt his friend. What kind of conflict is this? internal
The two boys are going to fight each other in the boxing ring. what kind of conflict? external
Felix is eyed by some gang kids as he walks home from the movie. What type of conflict? internal
Tony looks at Felix and wonders what emotions he is feeling as they get ready to fight. What type of conflict? internal
How do the boys fight? fiercely
When the author describes the boys' physical appearance, which literary device is he using? characterization
What is the TOPIC of the story? boxing
How are Felix and Antonio similar in their vlaues? they value friendship
What is the THEME of the story? friendship
What POV is this story told? third person
Because Felix and Antonio have a collection of Fight magazine, what does this say about them? they are extremely interested in boxing
What can we infer by Felix saying they have to act like strangers when they box each other? they do not want their friendship to get in the way of winning
What is the main external conflict? the boxing match
When Antonio went on his rooftop to think, what kind of conflict was this? internal
"Rights to the body. Lefts to the head. Neither fighter was giving an inch." What does this passage tell us about the fight? both fighters are doing their best
What does the author's description of the fight suggest about Antonio and Felix? they are both good boxers
When Felix tells Antonio he's been waking up at night, pulling punches and trying not to hurt him means we can infer what? He has been thinking about the fight
T or F? The internal conflict could possibly affect the external conflict - the boxing match? True
T or F? There is no way the boxing match could affect their friendship. False
In this complex sentence, which word is a subordinate conjunction? Because it was raining, teh game was cancelled. Because
Which word is a relative pronoun in this sentence? The cook, who was very famous, had his on television show. Who
Which word in parenthesis has a more positive connotation? He (slurped/drank) his coffee. drank
Which word in parenthesis has a more positive connotation?She is (fat/overweight) for her height. overweight
Which word in parenthesis has a more negative connotation? The (dog/mutt) ran through the mud and into my house. mutt
Which word in parenthesis has a more negative connotation? The baby (cried/wailed) for one hour. wailed
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