1. What is the Significance of the cigarrette smoking?
2. What's the reason behind the smelling or smell on everyone's hands?
3. What does the losing of the bicycle mean?
4. Why are all of the parents panicked about the bicycle being lost?
5. What is the meaning of the story?
6. What is the theme or message by the author in the story?
7. What's the symbolism of the door closing?
8. How the or why does Carver make the 3 generations connect?
9. What's the purpose of the older kid's smoking?
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Brian,
I am glad you got this loaded up. I think you identify some key points of the story to ask questions about...the problem is how you ask them. See my blog as I just posted something on interpretive questions....the key is to bring in more of the story into it. These, for the most part are too general (e.g. #5). When you identify key passages and events and put them within the questions it helps direct the person responding to the question better. Also, what happened to #10?
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