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100

How does Lob first enter the home?

Through the kitchen window

100

Meaning of Agitated

Upset

100

Which character is LOYAL

Lob

100

All the loose ends of the plot are tied togeter

Falling Action

100

Dragging a net to catch fish

Trawling

200

What happens that makes Aunt Becky feel bitter

Sandy and Lob are hit be a truck

200

Appearing extremely tired

Haggard

200

Who brought an element of surprise to the story?

The truck driver

200

The turning point in the story where the main character is faced with solving the conflict

Climax

200

Fixed firmly in place

Riveted 

300

Why didn't Sandy spend the night at Aunt Becky's house?

Sandy and Lob are hit by a truck on the way to her house.

300

Communicated without using words

intimated

300

This character fears the dog will be too expensive

Sandy's father

300

The conclusion of the story, the ending may be happy or sad

Resolution

300

Explode

Erupt

400

Why was the setting, "a Cornish fishing village          surrounded by cliffs, a beach, and a steep, twisting road." important?

It is on the steep, twisting road that the trucker’s brakes fail, causing him to hit Sandy.

400

Force something loose

dislodge

400

Do their best to take care of Sandy until the ambulance arrives

Dr. Travers and his wife

400

Characters, setting and conflict are introduced

Exposition

400

In a firm confident manner

Decisively 

500

Why do the doctors finally allow Granny Pearce to bring Lob into the hospital?

They think it can’t hurt and might possibly help.

500

Make up for a wrong action

Atone

500

Name 3 examples of the bond between Sandy and Lob?

1-Lob greets Sandy as an old friend at their first meeting

2-Lob finds his way to the family’s home from miles away.

3-Lob overcomes death to help Sandy.

500

Conflict is developed

Rising action

500

In a desperate pleading way

Beseechingly 

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