The climax of the story is when Nurzhan got the permission slip to the dance signed for Maya if he would be her chaperone. What is the climax of the story may’s bracelet? Herein, what is the climax in my favorite chaperone? The climax of the story is when Nurzhan got the permission slip to the dance signed for Maya if he would be her chaperone. Maya wants to go to the dance but she is afraid her family will not allow her to. What is the climax of my favorite chaperone? Shows how immigrants can get affected by these bad experiences in their past. But doesn’t think her parents will sight it. What do you learn about maya and the conflict she faces in lines? She wants be able to go to spring fling. What do you learn about Maya and the conflict she faced? Reread lines 111–125 to find the words and phrases that reveal Maya’s reaction to being called to the office. The conflict is the narrator’s desire to go to the Spring Fling, though she is sure her parents will not give their permission for her to do so. When Elizabeth thinks of Mr Darcy in the beginning of the book, she thinks of a prideful and arrogant man. What is the point of view in my favorite chaperone? What is the point of view in Bonne Anne? Elizabeth’s bad opinion if Mr Darcy. What is the point of view of my favorite chaperone? The siblings, Maya and Nurzhan became familiar with these customs and adjusted to them quickly. The parents were unfamiliar with the customs in the US since they have been in Kazakhstan for a long time.
This story talks about how a foreign family migrated to Chicago from Kazakhstan. What is the objective summary of my favorite chaperone? The story “My Favorite Chaperone” written by Jean Davies Okimoto, follows the life of a young girl who along with her brother Nurzhan, her mother known as mama, and her father whom she refers to as Papi have immigrated to the United States from Kazakhstan, through a dating magazine. What is the plot in the story my favorite chaperone? Why did Maya lie when translating for her father? She didn’t want Papa to get mad and she felt she’d be blamed for Nurzhan getting in trouble. man: Maya’s struggle about if she should ask her parents. Man, Maya trying to convince her parents to allow her to go to the school dance man vs. What did Maya lie about in my favorite chaperone? Maya’s mom falls and and Maya fills in for her. Maya gets in trouble for toying with Daniel. Maya receives a permission slip in class for the Spring Fling. What are the main events in my favorite chaperone? This reveals that her parents are strict and they want her to focus on school. What is the story’s conflict? What does the conflict reveal about the narrator’s parents? The conflict is that Maya wants to go to the spring fling but she doesn’t think her parents will give her permission. What is the story’s conflict What does the conflict reveal about the narrator’s parents? “My favorite chaperons” mood was exciting. The conflict was that Maya wanted permission to go to a school dance. The setting was school, there house, and America. The theme of “ My favorite chaperone” is family supports each other.
What is the main theme of my favorite chaperone? Rising action: the characters takes steps to solve the problem even while complications might be introduced. There is conflict between Maya and her parents regarding the extent to which Maya should behave like a typical Kazakh girl and the extent to which she should behave like a typical American teenager. What is the conflict and how is it resolved in my favorite chaperone? 9 How did Maya and her friend Shannon meet?.8 What is the climax of the story may’s bracelet?.7 What is the climax of my favorite chaperone?.6 What is the point of view of my favorite chaperone?.
5 What is the objective summary of my favorite chaperone?.4 What is the plot in the story my favorite chaperone?.3 What is the story’s conflict What does the conflict reveal about the narrator’s parents?.2 What is the main theme of my favorite chaperone?.1 What is the conflict and how is it resolved in my favorite chaperone?.
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