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Troy Hurst
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Topic:Supporting Characters The 2 main supporting Characters in the book are Eleanor and Ned. I know these will be and are the supporting characters because at the beginning of the book, Eleanor saves Zack from a big brown blob that lands on him. Eleanor gets a hose and sprays him. I also know that Ned will be a supporting characters because on the back of the book, his robot will be used through out the entire story
— Apr 22, 2024 09:01AM
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Summary:To summarize my book, the main character is named Zack and the supporting characters are his butt, a butt fighter, and a scientist. The story is about these 4 characters going back in time to save the future world form being entirely eaten up by Great white butts. The book takes place in prehistoric times. The main events that took place are the main character trying to kill all of the Great White Butts.
— May 31, 2024 01:31PM
Troy Hurst
is on page 102 of 308
Static vs Dynamic Characters: The Main character of my book is dynamic because he can process the problem fast and make a solution even faster. I know this because in the book, it shows him thinking about how to save the world in the future when he sees the very first Great White Butt and wants to kill it. I have evidence of this because it says "What if, he though what if I killed the Great White Butt right now?"
— May 13, 2024 08:46AM
Troy Hurst
is on page 72 of 308
Topic:5 types of conflict: Character vs nature. In the book I am reading, the conflict is character vs nature. In the book, the entire world is being attacked by massive butts and great white butts. The conflict is nature because (in this book) everyone and every creature evolved from butts. So this shows how the main conflict is nature.
— Apr 29, 2024 08:50AM
Troy Hurst
is on page 31 of 308
Audience and Purpose: I believe the audience this book was made for is probably someone in 6th grade. I think this because I do find it kind of appealing and I think I would have liked to read it if I started reading this book last year. I think the purpose of this book was to make you laugh and smile. The events in this book would most likely not happen in real life, unless someone ate something radioactive.
— Apr 15, 2024 08:46AM
