Cherry Bomb

1-4

100

Question 1

The appeal of danger to young children.

200

Question 2

Attempt to use sophisticated language without understanding

300

Question 3

Buildup of sensory details that show how intense and enclosed childhood felt.

400

Question 4

A symbolic space where the narrator shows control over meaning and memory.

5-8

100

Question 5

As sensory and emotionally complex, shaped by innocence and misunderstanding

200

Question 6

The narrator's childhood blends secrecy and imagination

300

Question 7

Both fun childhood memories and danger

400

Question 8

Include a moral regarding curiosity and risk

9-11

100

Question 9

A mix of both imagination and reality in the narrator's childhood.

200

Question 10

Calm but slightly unsettling.

300

Question 11

Plants certain ideas in the narrator's head, regarding causes of certain events.