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I need this done by tomorrow (the absolute truth diary of a part-time Indian) ch 8-16 Who takes Junior to his first day at the new school in Chapter 8: "How to Fight Monsters"? What conversation do they have as Junior departs?

2.What confusion ensues because of Junior's name at school in Chapter 8: "How to Fight Monsters"?

3.What prediction does Junior's grandmother make in Chapter 9: "Grandmother Gives Me Some Advice"?

4.What conversation do Eugene and Junior have when Eugene drops Junior off at school in Chapter 9: "Grandmother Gives Me Some Advice"?

5.How does Junior describe the character of Dawn in Chapter 10: "Tears of a Clown"?

6.How does Rowdy respond to Junior's confession about Dawn in Chapter 10: "Tears of a Clown"?

7.How are Junior and Penelope dressed for Halloween in Chapter 11: "Halloween"?

8.What is Penelope's goal with her costume in Chapter 11: "Halloween"? How does this inspire Junior?

9.How does Junior describe his feelings about "community" in the beginning of Chapter 12: "Slouching Toward Thanksgiving"?

10.How does Junior describe his feelings about his sister's marriage in Chapter 12: "Slouching Toward Thanksgiving"?

11.Find one quote in Chapters 8-12 that sticks out to you. Type out the quote, and then explain why you picked it.

12.How does Mary describe her circumstances in her email to Junior in Chapter 13: "My Sister Sends Me an E-mail"?

13.How does the reservation where Mary has moved to differ from the one where she and Junior grew up?
14.What action does Junior take toward reconciliation with Rowdy in Chapter 14: "Thanksgiving"?

15.What exchange takes place between Junior and Rowdy in Chapter 14: "Thanksgiving"? How does Junior feel about this encounter?

16.How does Junior discover Penelope's eating disorder in Chapter 15: "Hunger Pains"?

17.How does Junior describe the changes in how he's perceived by other people when he is around Penelope in Chapter 15: "Hunger Pains"?

18.What communication takes place between Junior and Rowdy in Chapter 16: "Rowdy Gives Me Advice About Love"?

19.How does Gordy respond when Junior asks for advice about love in Chapter 16: "Rowdy Gives Me Advice About Love"?t.

20.Find one quote in Chapters 13-16 that sticks out to you. Type out the quote, and then explain why you picked it.

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