English Flashcards

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Who is the protagonist of the story?

A

Christopher, a 15-year-old autistic boy

Christopher’s unique perspective shapes the narrative.

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What narrative style is used in the novel?

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First-person narration

This allows readers to experience Christopher’s logical thought process directly.

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What type of story structure does the novel share key elements with?

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Detective novel structure

Christopher investigates the murder of Wellington, mirroring detective storytelling.

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What does Christopher love that reflects his logical thinking?

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Prime numbers

He enjoys numbering chapters using prime numbers, showcasing his fascination with patterns.

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What is a significant trait of Christopher’s perspective?

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It is highly logical and analytical

His perspective shapes the narrative and influences his interactions.

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Fill in the blank: Christopher’s relationship with Mrs. Shears is characterized by _______.

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Aggressive language

Mrs. Shears is portrayed as loud and confrontational.

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True or False: Christopher’s father is supportive and understanding.

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False

Christopher’s father struggles with anger and has a complex relationship with him.

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What does the narrative mainly focus on?

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Documenting Christopher’s experiences and thoughts

This approach provides insights into his challenges and problem-solving abilities.

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What does Christopher’s investigation of Wellington’s death represent?

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His quest for truth

It reflects his desire to solve puzzles and understand the world around him.

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What type of language does Christopher use to describe his feelings?

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Clear and logical language

This is indicative of his analytical mindset.

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What are some characteristics of Christopher’s narrative?

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Unique, often reflecting a logical perspective, and direct

His narration provides a deep understanding of his character.

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Who is the protagonist of the story?

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Christopher, a 15-year-old autistic boy

Christopher’s unique perspective shapes the narrative.

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What narrative style is used in the novel?

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First-person narration

This allows readers to experience Christopher’s logical thought process directly.

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What type of story structure does the novel share key elements with?

A

Detective novel structure

Christopher investigates the murder of Wellington, mirroring detective storytelling.

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What does Christopher love that reflects his logical thinking?

A

Prime numbers

He enjoys numbering chapters using prime numbers, showcasing his fascination with patterns.

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What is a significant trait of Christopher’s perspective?

A

It is highly logical and analytical

His perspective shapes the narrative and influences his interactions.

17
Q

Fill in the blank: Christopher’s relationship with Mrs. Shears is characterized by _______.

A

Aggressive language

Mrs. Shears is portrayed as loud and confrontational.

18
Q

True or False: Christopher’s father is supportive and understanding.

A

False

Christopher’s father struggles with anger and has a complex relationship with him.

19
Q

What does the narrative mainly focus on?

A

Documenting Christopher’s experiences and thoughts

This approach provides insights into his challenges and problem-solving abilities.

20
Q

What does Christopher’s investigation of Wellington’s death represent?

A

His quest for truth

It reflects his desire to solve puzzles and understand the world around him.

21
Q

What type of language does Christopher use to describe his feelings?

A

Clear and logical language

This is indicative of his analytical mindset.

22
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What are some characteristics of Christopher’s narrative?

A

Unique, often reflecting a logical perspective, and direct

His narration provides a deep understanding of his character.