Problem 1: In Chapter 1, list all of the inanimate objects that are given human qualities and/ or emotional significance. Next to each one, list the quality or importance the object has, which characters it matters to, and why. Remember: the world "inanimate" means " not alive:
Problem 2: What is the inciting (the first important thing that happens) of this story? Why? What is the rising action (events that build tension) that happens after this? Use at least two quotes in your answer and explain how they show either the incident or the rising action
Problem 3: Describe the "arc" or timeliness of the character's relationship with her grandmother. What does the grandmother do to her over these chapters? Why? Use at least three quotes in your answer, and make sure each quote shows how the grandmother and the main character relate to each other.
Problem 4: Where are things left at the end of character 3? Use at least one quote and explain what are shows about will happen next? Why?