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Scarlet Ibis QUIZ

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How is Doodle different from other children? he is physically disabled and weak
Why is the narrator sometimes angry with and disappointed in Doodle? he has high expectations of Doodle and wants him to be like the other kids but with his condition he isn't able to
How does the narrator teach Doodle to walk? he practices with Doodle in his free time
What happens to the scarlet ibis? it dies because it's exhausted from flying through a storm and ends up falling from a tree to its death
After leaving Doodle behind in the storm, what does the narrator find when he goes back to look for Doodle? Doodle is dead on the ground, similar to the scarlet ibis
At first the narrator is resentful of his little brother. How do his feelings toward his brother change throughout the story? at first, he doesn't like how Doodle is different, but as they spend time together, they develop a bond and he gains a sense of responsibility and pride, but when Doodle passes, he is left feeling a load of guilt
Other than the ibis, what are two things that hint at Doodle's death? his weakness and the doctor's warning
What is the piece of advice from in the "Woman with Flower" that the narrator from "The Scarlet Ibis" could get help from? we should nurture those we love instead of being harsh
How do the two stories have a similar theme? they both tell the dangers of being harsh to those we love and the dangers of pushing someone too hard
How do they have different themes? the poem "Woman with Flower" focuses on how love should be gentle, while "The Scarlet Ibis" focuses on pride and its destructive consequences
Imminent? about to occur
Infallibility? an inability to make errors
Doggedness? persistence or stubborness
Reiterate? to repeat
Precariously? insecurely or in a dangerous or unstable way
Exotic? excitingly strange
Evanesce? to disappear or vanish
Heresy? an action or opinion contrary to what is generally thought of as right
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