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Lemon Brown Review

The Treasure of Lemon Brown Test Review

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What is Lemon Brown’s treasure? A harmonica and newspaper clippings
Who does Greg have a conflict with at the beginning of the story? His father
How does Lemon Brown show his legacy to Greg? He shows Greg what his treasure meant to him and his son
What was the conflict? His dad won’t let him play ball because he is failing math.
.The climax of a story is the most intense part of the story. What is the climax of Lemon Brown? Lemon Brown frightens the boys
Most of the story takes place In an abandoned building, in Harlem
Why is there conflict between Lemon Brown and the three boys? The boys want Lemon Brown’s treasure
Lemon Brown lives in the abandoned building because? He is homeless
Why doesn’t Lemon Brown sing the blues anymore? Hard times caught up with him
Summarize the selection of The Treasure of Lemon Brown Greg wants to play ball, but his father wants him to do better in math. Lemon Brown helps Greg understand the love his dad has for him.
Which statement is an example of external conflict? “And you want to play basketball?” His father’s brows knitted over deep-brown eyes. “That must be some kind of a joke. Now you just get into your room and hit those books.”
Which statements is an example of internal conflict? Greg pushed the button over the bell marked “Ridley,” thought of the lecture he knew his father would give him, and smiled.
The beginning: Greg is angry about being lectured by his dad; he goes to an abandoned apartment building; he meets Lemon Brown.
The ending: Lemon Brown scares the bad men away; he shows Greg his treasure; the old man and the boy part ways.
Tentatively Uncertain whether he knew the right answer, Jorge slowly raised his hand.
Probing Caroline searched for more answers in old newspapers.
Impromptu At the last minute, Susan decided to go away for the weekend.
The sky turned dark with threatening clouds. ____________ Ominous
On New Year’s Eve, everyone watches closely as the clock ticks toward midnight. _________ Tentatively
 

 



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