English, 20.10.2021 23:30, Svetakotok

1. (a) Make Inferences What inference can you make about Waipuo's feelings toward the Yangtze River? (b) Support What details in the text support your
inference?
2. (a) Make Inferences In a work of fiction, the theme is a message or insight
about life. What is one theme in "Water Names"? (b) Connect What key details
from the story are combined to reveal that theme?
3. (a) Analyze How does Waipuo end the story? What effect does this ending
have on the reader? (b) Draw Conclusions What conclusion can you draw about the
Waipuo's reasons for telling her granddaughters the story and ending the story in
this particular way? In your answer, consider how the narrator and her sisters
respond to the story's ending.
Help me please! It’s for water names

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