Question 1

Marigolds (short story)

In paragraph 33, what do they do to the marigolds and miss lottie, why ?

Asked by Lilyrawr805

Last updated by Cat on 22 May 03:22

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Question 2

Marigolds (short story)

What does the reader learn about the background and setting of the story from the first four paragraphs of the text?

Asked by Kk26

Last updated by chrisrozell on 16 Sep 18:22

Answers: 2

Question 3

Marigolds (short story)

Those days are ill-defined in my memory, running together and combining like a fresh watercolor painting left out in the rain.

Asked by Reese9

Last updated by Jill W on 22 Aug 11:21

Answers: 1

Question 4

Marigolds (short story)

In Marigolds, How does this section hint at becoming an adult?

Asked by Evelinka

Last updated by Jill W on 18 Apr 20:37

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Question 5

Marigolds (short story)

In Marigolds story by Eugenia Collier, What does this show about Lizabeth? How might it relate to becoming an adult?

Asked by Evelinka

Last updated by Jill W on 18 Apr 20:33

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Question 6

Marigolds (short story)

In Marigolds story by Eugenia Collier, How does this represent poverty?

Asked by Evelinka

Last updated by Jill W on 18 Apr 20:31

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Question 7

Marigolds (short story)

In Marigolds story by Eugenia Collier, What might this section be foreshadowing? (in other words, what might this section be hinting at happening later in the story?)

Asked by Evelinka

Last updated by Jill W on 18 Apr 20:27

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Question 8

Marigolds (short story)

In Marigolds story by Eugenia Collier, Why does this experience of hearing her parents fight have such a big impact on Lizabeth?

Asked by Evelinka

Last updated by Jill W on 18 Apr 20:26

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Question 9

Marigolds (short story)

Why did the narrator refer to the Great Depression as “no new thing”

Asked by sebbeasts

Last updated by Cat on 01 Mar 18:19

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Question 10

Marigolds (short story)

What does the narrator mean in paragraph 7 when she says that "these days are ill-defined in my memory, running together and combining like a fresh watercolor painting left out in the rain?" What type of figurative langauge is this? in marigolds

Asked by livia5

Last updated by Cat on 20 Jan 04:07

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Question 11

Marigolds (short story)

Why do you think the children in this story are so “preoccupied with destruction"?

Asked by Mesa3

Last updated by Jill W on 10 Jan 12:02

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Question 12

Marigolds (short story)

Foreshadowing in Marigolds

Asked by Speedyyyy

Last updated by Cat on 03 Nov 02:00

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Question 13

Marigolds (short story)

Marigolds

Asked by jada9292992

Last updated by Erica29 on 30 Sep 00:08

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Question 14

Marigolds (short story)

Who is Miss Lottie and how does Lizabeth describe her?

Asked by Jaydenr

Last updated by Jill W on 22 Sep 21:25

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Question 15

Marigolds (short story)

What does the reader learn about the background and setting of the story from the first four paragraphs of the text?

Asked by s2051182

Last updated by Jill W on 20 Sep 19:50

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Question 16

Marigolds (short story)

Why does Lizabeth think Miss Lottie's marigolds look strange and out of place? Use supporting evidence from paragraph 22 in your response.

Asked by dennis atkison

Last updated by Cat on 14 Sep 04:42

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Question 17

Marigolds (short story)

What does the narrator mean in paragraph 7 when she says, “…these days are ill-defined in my memory, running together and combining like a fresh watercolor painting left out in the rain”? What type of literary device is the author using here? Provide exam

Asked by clmaurer

Last updated by Cat on 14 Sep 04:41

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Question 18

Marigolds (short story)

According to paragraph 3, which of the following selections best describes the narrator’s hometown as it compares to the rest of Depression-era America?

Asked by bossy34

Last updated by Cat on 02 Sep 17:16

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Question 19

Marigolds (short story)

“For the most part, those days are ill-defined in my memory, running together and combining like a fresh watercolor painting left out in the rain”

Asked by Thefeo_1

Last updated by Cat on 01 Sep 01:49

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Question 20

Marigolds (short story)

Why does Lizabeth destroy the marigolds?

Asked by brock5

Last updated by Jill W on 14 Jun 21:01

Answers: 1

Question 21

Marigolds (short story)

Marigolds

Asked by Patricia22

Last updated by Cat on 13 May 16:40

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Question 22

Marigolds (short story)

Lizabeth feels her world is now a “ruin” because

Asked by Patricia22

Last updated by Cat on 13 May 16:39

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Question 23

Marigolds (short story)

marigolds

Asked by kenz.000

Last updated by Gianni3 on 20 Mar 13:06

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Question 24

Marigolds (short story)

ow did Lizabeth relate to Miss Lottie’s house? Explain.

Asked by sfjAjgfa

Last updated by Cat on 07 Mar 21:04

Answers: 1

Question 25

Marigolds (short story)

What does it mean to be an adult? Marigolds

Asked by Nya2

Last updated by Jill W on 03 Mar 23:13

Answers: 1

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