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What is the plot's conflict of Out Of My Mind by Sharon Draper?
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What is the plot's conflict of Out Of My Mind by Sharon Draper?

a. communication
b. relationships
c. walking
d. education
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What point of view does the author use in Out of My Mind?
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Who is an antagonist in Out of My Mind?
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Who is an antagonist in Out of My Mind?

a. Mrs. V
b. Penny, Melody's Sister
c. Claire From School
d. Melody's Mom
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Choose the best example of Melody’s overall perspective in the descriptions below.

a. Melody has mixed feelings when her baby sister Penny is born.
b. Melody is excited to bring Rose to the aquarium.
c. Melody often feels frustrated due to her challenges.
d. Melody is joyful after Mrs. V wins tickets to the aquarium.
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Which is an important theme in out of my mind?

a. communication creates barriers in relationships
b. money can buy true love
c. it's important to accept yourself and others
d. family is less important than friends
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What is one way the character directly affect the plot?

Melody obtains the Medi-talker which helps her communicate her ideas

Melody is dependent on her parents for basic daily tasks

the main character is integrated into a "regular classroom"

Claire bullies Melody for being different
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How would you describe Melody's relationship with her mother?

a. They have a mutual understanding, but not a close bond.
b. Melody's mother is supportive at home and school
c. Melody's mother is supportive, but sometimes indifferent
d. They have a close bond, but not much mutual understanding
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The main conflict in Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper is that the protagonist, Melody, has cerebral palsy and cannot speak or move as she would like to. This causes her to feel trapped and frustrated as she is unable to communicate effectively with others. She faces discrimination and ignorance from some of her classmates and teachers, who underestimate her intelligence and abilities. Melody's main goal is to find a way to break free from her physical constraints and to be heard.
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a. communication
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The author uses the first-person point of view in Out of My Mind. The story is narrated by the main character, Melody.
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There are a few characters in Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper who could be considered as antagonists.

One of them is Catherine, who bullies and mistreats Melody throughout the story. She constantly puts Melody down and doesn't believe in her abilities, which makes it difficult for Melody to make friends and feel accepted by her peers.

Another antagonist is Mr. Dimming, Melody's fifth-grade teacher, who doesn't understand Melody's condition and doesn't give her the attention she needs to succeed in the classroom. He also doesn't take her participation in the academic quiz team seriously, which further undermines Melody's confidence.

Additionally, Melody faces systemic disadvantages, prejudices, and stereotypes that hold her back from reaching her full potential. These societal barriers or obstacles that prevent her from achieving her goals essentially become part of the story's conflict.
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None of the above options are correct.

As an AI language model, I can tell you that there are a few characters in Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper who could be considered as antagonists.

One of them is Catherine, who bullies and mistreats Melody throughout the story. She constantly puts Melody down and doesn't believe in her abilities, which makes it difficult for Melody to make friends and feel accepted by her peers.

Another antagonist is Mr. Dimming, Melody's fifth-grade teacher, who doesn't understand Melody's condition and doesn't give her the attention she needs to succeed in the classroom. He also doesn't take her participation in the academic quiz team seriously, which further undermines Melody's confidence.

Additionally, Melody faces systemic disadvantages, prejudices, and stereotypes that hold her back from reaching her full potential. These societal barriers or obstacles that prevent her from achieving her goals essentially become part of the story's conflict.
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c. Melody often feels frustrated due to her challenges.
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c. It's important to accept yourself and others is an important theme in Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper. Melody struggles with being accepted because of her cerebral palsy and learns to accept herself and others who may be different from herself.
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Melody obtains the Medi-talker which helps her communicate her ideas directly affects the plot. This device allows Melody to share her thoughts with others and participate in activities that were previously inaccessible to her. It also provides a new way for Melody to interact with the world around her and contribute to the story's unfolding.
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b. Melody's mother is supportive at home and school. Despite the challenges that come with raising a child with cerebral palsy, Melody's mother is consistently there for her daughter and advocates for her in many situations. She also supports Melody in her academic pursuits and helps her navigate through school.