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 * __Day one__**

2. Who does Sal decide to tell her grandparents a story about? Why did she choose to tell this story other than another story? Use evidence from the novel to support your answer. Sal tells her story about the time when she met her friend Phoebe. She tells her grandpa about the story of Phoebe because he wanted to know a story but Sal wanted to tell them a story they didn't all ready know.

3. How did Sal get her name and what is the significance behind her name? Use evidence from the novel to support your answer. Sal got that name from her mom because she thought from there old Indian tribe. She also was named after her great-great grandma.


 * __Day two__**

2. Use an event from Chapter 5 to support Sal's statement, "My grandparents can get into trouble as easily as a fly can land on a watermelon." Sal means that her Grandparents get in trouble so much they need someone little so they don’t get majorly in trouble

4. Explain why blackberries reminded Sal of her mother. Explain something that reminds you of another person. Blackberries remind Sal of her mom because every morning when they woke up at her house at their spots on the table there would be blackberries in a bowl. And one day her mother went out to get the blackberries because she said she would never be as good as her husband so she proved that she is as good as her husband. Whenever we are somewhere without my dog when someone drops food on the floor and no one picks it up it reminds me of my dog. This reminds me of my dog because whenever we are at home and we drop food my dog always is there before we can move.