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The details about the setting are essential to the story because	the house looks the same, which contrasts with the changes the narrator has experienced
Who is the narrator of this story?	Rebecca
What is one central message of this story?	Depending on their experiences and attitudes, people can interpret others’ behaviors in various ways.
Based on the story, which of these is true?	Aunt Betty thought there was something strange about Carla leaving, while Rebecca was happy that the woman had embarked on an adventure.
Think about the events below. Which event must have happened first?	Rebecca and her cousins made up stories about the chickens that decorated Aunt Betty’s house.
Read this passage from the story: “What do they eat for breakfast in England?” “Um, ham, or bacon,” I said, “but they put baked beans on their toast.” I was conscious of saying they only after I said it, as if I hadn’t done the same thing for over three years. As if I hadn’t been, at least for temporary purposes, one of them. Why did the author include this passage?	It illustrates that Rebecca’s sense of identity has been affected by her experiences.
Which is the closest synonym for the word inscrutable?	unreadable
Which is the closest antonym for the word plangent, as it is used in the episode?	hushed