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Hachiko

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Setting of the story Tokyo
How does Kentaro first meet Hachiko at the train station
timidly shy or fearful way
The age of Dr. Ueno older
morsel little bit
anxiously a worried, uneasy nervous manner
Patiently bearing annoyance hardship or pain calmly and without complaint or anger
How do you know Hachiko is loyal he comes back every night and sleeps on the porch
thoughtfully showing careful consideration or attention
what was considered a loyalty symbol the statue of Hachiko at the train station
According to the story, what do people say when they want to meet at Shibuya Stations? Let's meet at Hachiko
who is Hachiko a dog
What type of fiction is this? historical
Historical fiction a fictional story based on real life events
Conflict a struggle or problem the main character faces
Theme a message about life or human nature
How is Dr. Ueno loyal to Hachiko keeps him healthy
How is Hachiko loyal to Dr. Ueno waits at the station for hikm
What does the statue symbolize to the people of Japan Reuniting, loyalty "Let's meet at Hachiko"
How does Kentaro's loyaltyto Hachiko compare with Hachiko's loyalty to Dr. Ueno Kentaro grew attached to Hachiko by visiting him at the train station and bringing him food
What have you learned about the connection between people and animals from reading this selection people and animals love and will always care for the people around them
How does the setting at the beginning of the story compare to the description of the train station at the end In the beginning Kentaro sees Hachiko for the first time and at the end the station is filled with people who are meeting with friends and family at the statue
How does Hachiko deal with Dr. Ueno's death? He goes to the train station every day to wait for Dr. Ueno
How does Kentaro deal with Dr. Ueno's death? Kentaro goes to the station daily to meet Hachiko and care for him.
How does Kentaro meeting Mr. Kobayashi relate to the story as a whole both people and animals can show loyalty even after someone has died.
words that end in LY are what part of speech adverb
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