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Protect
keep someone or something safe from harm
worried or frightened about something
to move your hand or arm to show what you mean
to annoy someone
convenience store
the state of being urgent
a shop where you can buy food
a part of a whole
feeling full of shame or embarrassment
nervous
feeling full of shame or embarrassment
worn-out or dull from fatigue
having a rough sound because of illness
worried or frightened of something
urgency
dim or blurred, as the eyes or vision
pressing necessity or importance
a shop where you can buy food
a part of a whole
ashamed
worried or frightened about something
feeling full of shame or embarrassment
worn-out or dull from fatigue
having a rough voice from illness or too much use
gestured
to annoy someone
to keep someone or something from harm
to divide or give out parts of something
to move your hands to show what you mean
portion
pressing necessity or importance
a shop where you can buy food
dim or blurred, as the eyes or vision
a part of a whole
bleary
feeling full of shame or embarrassment
having a rough sound because of illness or use
dim or blurred, as the eyes or vision
worried or frightened about something
pester
to move your hand to show meaning
to divide or give out parts of seomthing
to keep something or someone safe from harm
to annoy someone
hoarse
worried or frightened about something
having a rough sound because of illness or use
feeling full of shame or mebarrassment
dim or blurred, as the eyes or vision
Why does Willie want to talk to the man on the street?
He wants to find out why he is unhappy
He thinks the man might know his father
He is a disobedient child
He wants to discover if the man will lend him money
What about WIllie worries Mrs. Markham?
the information he learn sin school
the amount of cake he eats in one sitting
his fear of fish that live in caves
his many questions and doubts
Which event reveals the greatest change in Willie's character?
he learns about a type of fish that lives in caves
he learns what a human needs by the homeless man
he recognizes that his mother is right about strangers
he begins to do his homework when his mother tells him
Who is the "fish" in the story?
the homeless man
Willie
Willie's mother
Willie's father
Why does the homeless man disappear?
he finds a job and goes away on his own
Mrs. Markham yells at him to go away
Mrs. Markham calls the police to make him go away
he is a wanderer and goes off for an adventure
What is the author's main purpose for writing "What Do Fish Have to Do With Anything?"
to persuade
to inform
to teach a lesson about life
to analyze a historic event
