Why does Ahmed think of his deceased sister, Nouri when Max is explaining the school enrollment plan?
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The question asks why Ahmed associates the school enrollment plan explained by Max with his deceased sister, Nouri. It requires understanding Ahmed's motivations and emotional responses to the situation.
Answer
Without the book, it is difficult to know why Ahmed thinks of his deceased sister, Nouri. The reader guide suggests Ahmed is thinking of his sisters on his first day of school.
Without access to the book, "Nowhere Boy" it is difficult to know why Ahmed thinks of his deceased sister Nouri. However, the reader guide for the book suggests thinking about why Ahmed would think about his sisters on his first day of school.
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Without access to the book, "Nowhere Boy" it is difficult to know why Ahmed thinks of his deceased sister Nouri. However, the reader guide for the book suggests thinking about why Ahmed would think about his sisters on his first day of school.
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Sources
- [PDF] NOWHERE BOY: READER & EDUCATOR GUIDE - mackidsschoolandlibrary.com
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