Class Facts
This student sits with Prawin.
Roydan
Why is the following sentence incorrect? "Which proves she was right."
It is a dependent clause that needs a subject. (The research results prove she was right.)
Student question: "Give two reasons why Keiko is so attached to the convenience store."
"1. She can fake her personality based on store needs. 2. She feels normal there because they're all the same."
These student names rhyme with each other.
Julia and Yuliya
This student typically sits in front of Zeinab.
Donna
Correct the following sentence: "One character walk two school."
One character = third person singular = plural verb. ("One character walks...")
Student question: "How does Keiko conform to her friend's social norms?"
She doesn't reveal that she loves working at the corner store / that she doesn't want children.
This student shares their name with a flower which is often seen as a symbol for love.
Léa-Rose
Two students in our class have names that are three letters long: San, and _ _ _.
Eva
Why is the following sentence incorrect?
"The SG's were on the lawn."
The SG doesn't own the verb "were" (apostrophe unnecessary)
Student question: "What are some feminist themed elements of the book until now?"
Expectations on women re: work and children; use of the novel to voice women's experiences
Four students in our class have names that begin with A: Adayra, Aili, Alexander, and ____.
Alexsei
This student sits with Laraib, Ezekiel, and Aili.
Zaima
Why is the following sentence incorrect?
Keiko is confused by reactions to "the bird." This confusion...
Citation missing.
Keiko is confused by reactions to "the bird" (Murata 14). This confusion...
Student question: "Why does Shiraha act the way he does?"
We discussed insecurity, projection, masculinity, absurdity (expectation vs. reality).
Name the two students in our class whose names begin with the letter K.
Kelly-Ann and Kaydiann
When Dawson was a convent, nuns prayed to a motherly figure. This student in our class shares her name.
Maria (Mary)
A dependent clause needs this to be complete.
An independent clause.
Student question: "How could having too much empathy for Keiko make us stop reading the book?"
Feeling too much sadness (at her treatment, or disconnection with her family and friends and society)
During a grammar presentation, this student asked about possessives (when to use an apostrophe).
Julia