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What is the ending in the single shard?
Min and his wife adopted Tree-ear and Tree-ear learned from Min the Crane-man died
What is the ending in a single shard?
Min and his wife adopted Tree-ear and Tree-ear learned from Min the Crane-man died
What does Min name Tree-ear?
hyun pil
What does tree-ear notice about Min's wife's eyes?
Tree-ear notices that Min's wife has clouded eyes, indicating that she is blind.
What did ajima and min change tree-ear's name to in the single shard?
Tree-ear's name was changed to Skrillix
In the story a single shard how does Tree-ear come to work for min?
Tree-ear comes to work for Min after he accidentally breaks a piece of Min's pottery and offers to work off the debt by assisting with the repair. Min begrudgingly allows Tree-ear to stay and help, eventually recognizing his dedication and hard work.
How many days does Tree-ear have to work for Min after damaging Min's work?
9
How does min react when tree-ear hands him the flowing plum branches for his vase?
He gets scared because of Tree-ear's face.
Why was tree-ear briefly distracted when arriving to songdo?
Tree-Ear went to Songdo to bring Min's pottery to the emissionary. He went because Min was too old to go on the journey alone.
Why cant min teach pottery to tree ear?
Because Tree-ear is kind of afraid, he thinks that if he tell Min about Kang's new pottery technique, it means that he's stealing Kang's idea
Who are all the characters in a single shard?
Some of the main characters in "A Single Shard" by Linda Sue Park are Tree-ear (the protagonist), Crane-man (Tree-ear's wise mentor), Min (a skilled potter), and his wife, Ajima. There are also secondary characters like Kang (a potter rival of Min), Hyung (Tree-ear's deceased father), and the magistrate who plays a significant role in the story.
In a single shard what is Tree-ear's new name?
Tree-ear's new name in "A Single Shard" is Min. He is given this new name by Crane-man as a way of acknowledging his growth and maturity throughout the story.
