The water is wide 1. What golden items did Conroy find at the school? 2. What was Conroy's opinion of audio-visual learning?
3. What was Mrs. Brown's philosophy about learning?
4. What question set off the students on a day-long class discussion?
5. How did Conroy capture this day?
6. What brought two California black boys to the island?
7. How did Mr. Stone feel about it?
8. How would you characterize Jim Ford?
9/ How would you characterize Joe?
10. What did Conroy use the recorder for? What was Mrs. Brown's opinion of its use?
11. What was Conroy's opinion about how people treated their animals?
12. How did Conroy get the students a dog?
13. What was Conroy's reward for getting these dogs?

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