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After reading this excerpt, when might a reader go back to it for inspiration and guidance?
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Suppose one day Florence becomes a mother and her own children want to leave home. Based on her character as revealed in this excerpt, how might she react?
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Gerry Ellis was originally studying to become a “marine biologist” (line 2). What is a marine biologist?
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What does the speaker of the poem associate with singing and the sounds of a piano?
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The narrator gives several examples of how his life has changed. What is the narrator’s general complaint that would include all his examples?
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In describing her treatment of Lin Tao-tao, the narrator says she felt "ashamed for having made her cry" (lines 40–41). What does this statement reveal about the narrator?
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In his Wild Orphans project, Gerry Ellis is including information about the people who “are dedicating their lives to rescuing and rehabilitating” (lines 30-31) the orphaned animals.
What part of his project will this information promote?
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What is Mr. Knightley indicating when he responds, "I do not absolutely know it, but I can guess" (lines 47–49)?
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Which of the following phrases indicates that the Bank is trying not to upset the employees?
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Why does Molly make “a wordless sound” (line 17)?
