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    The document contains 7 questions about chapters 15-17 of a book. The questions ask about: 1) Vivian's background and her meeting Tante Lou, 2) Miss Emma's reaction to visiting Jefferson, 3) the change in Grant between talking to Miss Emma and visiting Jefferson, 4) how Paul Bonin treats Jefferson and what it reveals about Paul, 5) how Jefferson reacts to Grant's visit, and 6) a prediction about whether visiting Jefferson in the dayroom will make a difference. The 7th question asks to write a poem about Tante Lou comparing her to an unmovable boulder.

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    The document contains 7 questions about chapters 15-17 of a book. The questions ask about: 1) Vivian's background and her meeting Tante Lou, 2) Miss Emma's reaction to visiting Jefferson, 3) the change in Grant between talking to Miss Emma and visiting Jefferson, 4) how Paul Bonin treats Jefferson and what it reveals about Paul, 5) how Jefferson reacts to Grant's visit, and 6) a prediction about whether visiting Jefferson in the dayroom will make a difference. The 7th question asks to write a poem about Tante Lou comparing her to an unmovable boulder.

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    The document contains 7 questions about chapters 15-17 of a book. The questions ask about: 1) Vivian's background and her meeting Tante Lou, 2) Miss Emma's reaction to visiting Jefferson, 3) the change in Grant between talking to Miss Emma and visiting Jefferson, 4) how Paul Bonin treats Jefferson and what it reveals about Paul, 5) how Jefferson reacts to Grant's visit, and 6) a prediction about whether visiting Jefferson in the dayroom will make a difference. The 7th question asks to write a poem about Tante Lou comparing her to an unmovable boulder.

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    Questions for chapters 15-17

    Please answer the following questions accurately in full sentences, besides number 7, that is a
    poem.

    Chapters 15-17

    1. Explain Vivian’s background. What happens when Tante Lou meets Vivian?

    2. *Explain what happens when Miss Emma, accompanied by Reverend Ambrose and Tante Lou,
    visits Jefferson. How does she react? Why do you think she feels God is punishing her?

    3. *What happens to Grant between the Monday he talks to Miss Emma and the Friday when he
    visits Jefferson? How do you explain the change?

    4. *How does Paul Bonin treat Jefferson? What does this reveal about Paul?
    5. How does Jefferson react to Grant’s visit?

    6. *Prediction: Will visiting Jefferson in the dayroom make a difference?

    7. *Write a poem about Tante Lou based on the simile, “My aunt was like a boulder in the road,
    unmovable, so I had to go around her”.

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