Who does Harry meet when he enters the final room?
What object is key to finding the Sorcerer's Stone?
Who was trying to protect Harry all along, much to Harry's surprise?
When Harry looks into the Mirror of Erised, the real stone went into his pocket. Why?
Who was living beneath Quirrell's turban?
Why could Quirrell not touch Harry's bare skin without suffering terrible pain?
What is this chapter mostly about?
Opal says her heart is "full all the way up." What makes her feel that way?
The title of this book is Because of Winn–Dixie.
What is the most likely reason the author picked this title
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Think about what strategies worked (and didn't work) for you this time. How can you do well next time?
Think about what strategies worked (and didn't work) for you this time. How can you do well next time?
Beware. As in "Beware of a young team sometimes they get better quick." The word is beware.
Affair. As in "A holiday basketball tournament can be an interesting affair." The word is affair.
Square. As in "Some basketball teams pack their defense into a square zone." The word is square.
Scare. As in "The last second shot put a scare into the home fans." The word is scare.
Event. As in "The Olympics will be a big event next year" The word is event.
Request. As in "I request tickets to attend the Olympics. " The word is request.
Regress. As in "Russia will win less medals. They will regress." The word is regress.
Subject. As in "The Olympics will be the subject of most news next summer." The word is subject.
