In “Aaron’s Gift,” what do we learn about Aaron’s character when he takes Pidge home to mend his wing?

Aaron's is a kind, gentle person.

In the story “Aaron’s Gift,” what makes Aaron’s grandmother “strange”?

She spends time talking to the birds.

In “Aaron’s Gift,” Aaron’s mother told him to stay away from Carl and the older boys because...

she worried that they were involve in dangerous or violent activities.

The narrator of “Aaron’s Gift” says that Aaron’s grandmother’s family was lucky because...

the Cossacks didn't burn down their house or kill any people.

How are Carl and his friends like the Cossacks in “Aaron’s Gift”?

They are cruel and hateful to innocent people.

In “Aaron’s Gift,” why does calling Carl and the boys who beat him up “Cossacks” give Aaron “the strength to tear away from them”?

Thinking of the Cossacks makes him so angry, it gives him the strength.

In “Aaron’s Gift,” why does Aaron’s grandmother ask him to look in her mirror?

She wants him to see how beautiful he is.

At the end of “Aaron’s Gift,” what does Aaron mean when he says his grandmother’s goat “had escaped from the Cossacks at last”?

Pidge's escape has helped Aaron's grandmother get over her goat's death.

What is it a turning point in “Aaron’s Gift” when Aaron tells everyone about the pigeon?

Hearing about the pigeon gives Carl and his friends the idea.

Whose Point-of-View is the story told in?

Narrator-3rd Person Point-of-View

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Aaron's Gift

6th Grade Reading

Question	Answer
In “Aaron’s Gift,” what do we learn about Aaron’s character when he takes Pidge home to mend his wing?	Aaron's is a kind, gentle person.
In the story “Aaron’s Gift,” what makes Aaron’s grandmother “strange”?	She spends time talking to the birds.
In “Aaron’s Gift,” Aaron’s mother told him to stay away from Carl and the older boys because...	she worried that they were involve in dangerous or violent activities.
The narrator of “Aaron’s Gift” says that Aaron’s grandmother’s family was lucky because...	the Cossacks didn't burn down their house or kill any people.
How are Carl and his friends like the Cossacks in “Aaron’s Gift”?	They are cruel and hateful to innocent people.
In “Aaron’s Gift,” why does calling Carl and the boys who beat him up “Cossacks” give Aaron “the strength to tear away from them”?	Thinking of the Cossacks makes him so angry, it gives him the strength.
In “Aaron’s Gift,” why does Aaron’s grandmother ask him to look in her mirror?	She wants him to see how beautiful he is.
At the end of “Aaron’s Gift,” what does Aaron mean when he says his grandmother’s goat “had escaped from the Cossacks at last”?	Pidge's escape has helped Aaron's grandmother get over her goat's death.
What could you clarify by rereading the following passage from “Aaron’s Gift”? One day, a thundering of horses was heard coming toward the village from the direction of Kishinev. The Cossacks! The Cossacks! someone had shouted. The Czar’s horsemen!	Who the Cossacks were
What is another name for the Climax in a story?	Turning Point
What is it a turning point in “Aaron’s Gift” when Aaron tells everyone about the pigeon?	Hearing about the pigeon gives Carl and his friends the idea.
Whose Point-of-View is the story told in?	Narrator-3rd Person Point-of-View
What is another word for Turning Point when you are thinking of a Plotline in a story?	Climax

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