S | SPEAKER Who is telling the story? Is that the same person who wrote it?

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S | SPEAKER
Who is telling the story? Is that the same person who wrote it?
C | CONTEXT
What major change has happened in Margaret’s life?
E | EXIGENCE
What immediate worry prompts her prayer?
T | CHOICES
Circle the repeated “Suppose…” questions. What do they reveal?
A | APPEALS
How does the opening invite readers to empathize?
T | TONE
Choose two tone words. Underline evidence for each.

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The story is being told by Margaret. It is not the same person who wrote it; the author is Judy Blume. The major change in Margaret’s life is that she is moving from her home in New York to a new house in Farbrook, New Jersey. It is an anxiety surrounding the change in which she is experiencing as she approaches adolescence. The “Suppose” questions reveal how she might or may be hated in the new environment of her new public school. It presents the character’s vulnerability and fear of change. Anxious and hopeful.

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