"Dragon, Dragon"
The dragon ravages the kingdom when there is a ---.
full moon
Becky wants this.
a bike
"Southpaw" is unique as it's written like this.
The Lins embarassed themselves at the Gleason's house when they ate this food incorrectly.
Maibon does not want to ---.
grow old
The wizard has been no help to the king because he lost this.
Becky's mom calls the "Wheel-and-Brake Boys" this.
a menace
This external motivation leads to Richard allowing Janet to play on his team.
his team's 12 game losing streak
Mr. Lin is fascinated with this part of speech.
The verb.
Where did Maibon find Doli?
stuck under a log
This is the theme of "Dragon, Dragon."
Listen to your elders.
The setting of "Becky and the Wheels-and-Brake Boys."
somewhere in the Caribbean
Janet plays this baseball position.
pitcher
Mr. and Mrs. Lin told their daughter's teacher she was stupid because---
Culturally Chinese are uncomfortable taking compliments.
This is odd about the setting of "Dragon, Dragon."
Because there are modern elements (cars) around in a story seemingly set in the middle ages.
Becky tried to sell this to the firemen.
her dad's sun helmet
Becky and Janet share this character trait.
determination, confidence
What type of conflict is most evident in "The All-American Slurp"?
man vs. society
What are three things that happened when Maibon had the stone?
He didn't age.
The cow didn't have her calf.
The eggs didn't hatch.
The baby didn't get its tooth.
The crops didn't grow.
Father told his sons to repeat this when they encountered the dragon.
"Dragon, dragon how do you do? I've come from the king to murder you."
Both Becky and the narrator from "All-American Slurp" wanted this article of clothing.
blue jeans
This type of conflict is present in "The Southpaw."
man vs. man
"The All-American Slurp" is told from this point of view.
first person (I, me, my, etc,)
Give me an example of man vs. self conflict in the stone.
Maibon had to truly want to get rid of the stone, and be okay with growing old, before his life could return to normal.