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Explain why Holling no longer wishes to play the part of Ariel.
Explain why Holling no longer wishes to play the part of Ariel.
The costume.
How did Holling and his friends feel about the visit of Mickey Mantle to the Baker Sports Emporium? What did they plan to do?
How did Holling and his friends feel about the visit of Mickey Mantle to the Baker Sports Emporium? What did they plan to do?
So excited, planned to go after Holling's show.
How does Holling describe the character and costume of Ariel to his friends? Why does he do this?
How does Holling describe the character and costume of Ariel to his friends? Why does he do this?
As a warrior because he's embarrassed.
How did Mrs. Baker help Holling with his role in the play? What was the result of her assistance?
How did Mrs. Baker help Holling with his role in the play? What was the result of her assistance?
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Holling was disappointed when Mantle refused to sing his baseball. What even more than made up for his disappointment? Who took care of the situation?
Holling was disappointed when Mantle refused to sing his baseball. What even more than made up for his disappointment? Who took care of the situation?
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Study Notes
Holling's Decision on Ariel
- Holling chooses not to continue playing Ariel due to discomfort with the costume representing vulnerability.
Excitement over Mickey Mantle
- Holling and his friends feel ecstatic about Mickey Mantle's visit to the Baker Sports Emporium.
- They plan to attend the event after Holling's performance in the play.
Description of Ariel's Character
- Holling describes Ariel as a formidable warrior to downplay his embarrassment over the role and costume.
Mrs. Baker's Support
- Mrs. Baker assists Holling by helping him practice his lines and improve his vocal inflection.
- Her support results in Holling delivering a standout performance, earning considerable praise.
Disappointment and Resolution
- Holling faces disappointment when Mickey Mantle declines to sing his baseball.
- Mrs. Baker alleviates his disappointment by arranging for two Yankees to visit the school and interact with the boys.
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Description
This quiz focuses on key events and character emotions from the December chapter of 'The Wednesday Wars.' It covers significant moments, such as Holling's feelings about playing Ariel and the excitement surrounding Mickey Mantle's visit. Prepare to deepen your understanding of character motivations and friendships in this engaging novel.
