Lesson 1.2 - Ask and Answer Questions

cynic

considered

descended

profound

inadvertantly

cynic

profound

obliged

defiance

mundane

obliged

consumed

Yes, she is thrilled and shows lots of excitement when she sees it.

No, she goes right back to reading her book after he explains what her present is.

She feels nervous because she doesn’t know how to respond.

She pretends to be happy but actually feels upset inside.

When she sees Ulysses survive the vacuum cleaner accident and knows she wants to protect him.

When she goes to the doughnut shop with her father and thinks about superheroes.

When she begins to understand that she is not as “cynical” as she always called herself.

When she argues with William Spiver about superheroes and comic books.

Armani wonders if Dakota can really write, and the answer is yes when she sees the poem on the page.

Armani wonders if her father will be home, and the answer is yes when he walks in.

Armani wonders if William Spiver will help her, and the answer is no because he is not there.

She wonders if the cat is outside, and the answer is yes when she hears a noise at the door.

Ulysses typed a poem, and Flora smiled at his words.

The cat stared at the squirrel.

William Spiver dropped his sunglasses on the floor.

Flora read a comic book on the couch.