What important things happened in Maniac Magee?

Answer 1

I think Maniac Magee is a friendly,kind and thoughtful person. He is confused on where to live, and what to do with his life.He seems honest and very caring for others.He couldn't stand being too comfortable after he left his aunt and uncles house. This is because he doesn't want to be hurt again or be stuck in the same situation he was before. Maniac is looking for a home that is just right for him to live.

Also, he is trustworthy, athletic, and brave.

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Answer 2

Which of the following is not something that Maniac loves about living at the Beale's home? a. the time right after Hester and Lester go to sleep b. attending church c. walking Bow Wow d. sharing the A encyclopedia with Amanda Which of following best describes Maniac? a. timid and hopeful b. aggressive and mean c. trustworthy and daring d. sad and lonely What is the author's main purpose for including the character of Hands Down in this novel? a. to offer Maniac someone to talk with b. to contrast Maniac with someone who is satisfied with his life c. to help create Maniac Magee as a legend d. to offer Maniac Magee a best friend Which of the following is the main conflict in the book so far? a. Maniac is allergic to Pizza. b. Amanda's struggle to protect her books c. Maniac Magee's struggle to find his place in the world d. Mars Bar's need to find a friend The conflict of the story begins when - a. Maniac is born. b. Maniac meets Mars Bar. c. Maniac moves in with the Beales. d. Maniac runs out of the gym during the spring musical From Mars Bar's thoughts and actions, the reader can infer that he - a. thinks that messing with Maniac Magee is too dangerous. b. cannot do things well when he is under pressure. c. was not in very good physical condition. d. is arrogant and very aggressive Why is it so easy for Maniac to blend in with the Pickwell family at supper? a. They all have the same color hair. b. There are so many children, nobody notices there is an extra one. c. The Pickwells are playing a ballgame, and they are all in uniform. d. He looks just like the Pickwells. Which of the following characters was a member of the Cobras? a. Mars Bar b. Hands Down c. John McNab d. Hester Beale In this passage, the author uses the words "jammed" and "sneered" to show Mars Bar's feelings of - a. anxiety. b. curiosity. c. caution. d. anger. The use of the third person omniscient point of view allows the author to - a. share each character's inner thoughts and feelings. b. concentrate on creating unusual characters. c. describe the story's setting in vivid detail. d. focus in on only what the main character is thinking and feeling Which of the following is not something that Maniac loves about living at the Beale's home? a. the time right after Hester and Lester go to sleep b. attending church c. walking Bow Wow d. sharing the A encyclopedia with Amanda Which of following best describes Maniac? a. timid and hopeful b. aggressive and mean c. trustworthy and daring d. sad and lonely What is the author's main purpose for including the character of Hands Down in this novel? a. to offer Maniac someone to talk with b. to contrast Maniac with someone who is satisfied with his life c. to help create Maniac Magee as a legend d. to offer Maniac Magee a best friend Which of the following is the main conflict in the book so far? a. Maniac is allergic to pizza. b. Amanda's struggle to protect her books c. Maniac Magee's struggle to find his place in the world d. Mars Bar's need to find a friend The conflict of the story begins when - a. Maniac is born. b. Maniac meets Mars Bar. c. Maniac moves in with the Beales. d. Maniac runs out of the gym during the spring musical From Mars Bar's thoughts and actions, the reader can infer that he - a. thinks that messing with Maniac Magee is too dangerous. b. cannot do things well when he is under pressure. c. was not in very good physical condition. d. is arrogant and very aggressive Why is it so easy for Maniac to blend in with the Pickwell family at supper? a. They all have the same color hair. b. There are so many children, nobody notices there is an extra one. c. The Pickwells are playing a ballgame, and they are all in uniform. d. He looks just like the Pickwells. Which of the following characters was a member of the Cobras? a. Mars Bar b. Hands Down c. John McNab d. Hester Beale In this passage, the author uses the words "jammed" and "sneered" to show Mars Bar's feelings of - a. anxiety. b. curiosity. c. caution. d. anger. The use of the third person omniscient point of view allows the author to - a. share each character's inner thoughts and feelings. b. concentrate on creating unusual characters. c. describe the story's setting in vivid detail. d. focus in on only what the main character is thinking and feeling

Answer 3

In "Maniac Magee" by Jerry Spinelli, the protagonist Jeffrey Magee (Maniac) experiences many significant events, such as running away from home, living with an African American family in racially divided town of Two Mills, and breaking down racial barriers by bringing people together. Maniac's story illustrates themes of friendship, race relations, and overcoming adversity.

Answer 4

There is when maniac runs away and the knot contest and when he find out he's allergic to pizza and when he meets Amanda... just look through the book!

Answer 5

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