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Questions about Victor's motives, changes, and evidence in Gary Soto's "Seventh Grade."
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On the first day of school, Victor signs up for French. What does this choice show about him?
Michael says magazine models scowl to look cool, so Victor practices the look even though it feels awkward. What does this show about Victor?
In French class, Victor claims he knows some French, but Mr. Bueller's question shows he cannot understand it. What does this reveal about Victor's goal?
On the way to homeroom, Victor practices Michael's scowl and feels foolish. What does that feeling show about the pose?
After Teresa asks if he will help her in French, Victor agrees even though the reader knows he was bluffing. What does this show?
Mr. Bueller moves on without exposing Victor, and Victor realizes the teacher understood the fake French. What does Victor's reaction show?
Victor keeps noticing where Teresa is and tries to be near her during the school day. What does this pattern show?
Before Mr. Bueller calls on him, Victor is confident about his bluff. What changes the moment the question is asked in French?
After school, Victor goes to the public library and checks out French textbooks. Why?
At the end of French class, Victor looks at Mr. Bueller and pleads with his eyes. What is Victor silently asking for?
After Victor answers Mr. Bueller in fake French, how does Teresa react?
When Victor cannot understand Mr. Bueller's French, why does he answer anyway?
Why does Mr. Bueller stay quiet instead of exposing Victor's fake French?
Claim: Victor's interest in French is tied to Teresa, not the language. Which detail supports this claim?
Claim: The reader knows Victor is bluffing before Teresa does. Which detail supports this claim?
Claim: Michael's advice affects Victor's behavior. Which detail supports this claim?
Claim: Mr. Bueller notices the bluff but chooses kindness. Which detail best supports this claim?
Claim: By the end, Teresa has a reason to talk with Victor. Which detail supports this claim?
Victor told Teresa he could help her with French, but he does not know French. What does he do at the end of the story?
What does Mr. Bueller's choice not to expose Victor change?
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