"Dirt" character perspectives | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Perspectives of the characters from the novel "Dirt"

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How does Yonder feel following the loss of her mother?

Lonely and isolated

Indifferent and detached

Joyful and carefree

Angry and resentful

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What motivates Yonder to rescue Dirt from Miss Enid?

A desire for financial gain

A belief in Dirt's inherent goodness and worth

Fear of getting into trouble

Concern for her own safety

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How does Dirt view Yonder?

As his only friend and ally

As a source of annoyance

As someone to be feared

As a rival for attention

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What drives Miss Enid's decision to sell Dirt?

A desire to teach him a lesson

Concern for Dirt's happiness and safety

Financial gain without regard for Dirt's well-being

Pressure from Yonder to get rid of him

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What does Dirt's owner plan to do with him?

Keep him as a beloved pet

Release him into the wild

Train him for racing

Sell him for horsemeat

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What is Yonder's plan to rescue Dirt from Miss Enid?

Steal him away and sneak him into her own house

Convince Miss Enid to give him away for free

Ask her father to buy Dirt from Miss Enid

Call the authorities to intervene

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How does Dirt feel about Miss Enid?

He views her as a strict disciplinarian

He may feel confused and scared

He idolizes her and wants to impress her

He sees her as a loving caregiver

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How does Yonder feel about Dirt's weight?

She loves him regardless of his weight

She thinks he should go on a diet

She doesn't care about his weight

She is embarrassed by his weight

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How does Dirt perceive his situation with Miss Enid?

He feels trapped and helpless

He thinks Miss Enid is being unfair

He believes he deserves to be punished

He sees it as an adventure

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How does Yonder perceive Dirt's owner, Miss Enid?

As kind and compassionate

As generous and understanding

As mean and lacking patience

As indifferent and aloof

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