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What is the narrator's perception of the people who come into their neighborhood?
What is the narrator's perception of the people who come into their neighborhood?
- They think the narrator's group is welcoming and friendly.
- They think the narrator's group is dangerous and will attack them. (correct)
- They know the identities of the people in the narrator's group.
- They are not scared of the narrator's group.
Why does the narrator mention 'shiny knives' in the text?
Why does the narrator mention 'shiny knives' in the text?
- To emphasize the danger that others perceive in the narrator's group. (correct)
- To showcase the narrator's admiration for sharp objects.
- To signify friendship among the people in the neighborhood.
- To highlight a particular tool used by the narrator's group.
How does the narrator describe their own feelings when entering a neighborhood of a different color?
How does the narrator describe their own feelings when entering a neighborhood of a different color?
- Their car windows get rolled down to interact with others.
- Their knees go shakity-shake and they feel scared. (correct)
- They become more relaxed and comfortable.
- They immediately recognize familiar faces.
Why does the narrator mention 'Fat Boy' in the text?
Why does the narrator mention 'Fat Boy' in the text?
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What do the actions described in the text imply about the societal dynamics present?
What do the actions described in the text imply about the societal dynamics present?
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