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Who were the protagonists in the book found by Margaret Peterson Haddix?
The protagonists are Chip, Jonah, and Chip's sister Katherine.
Who are the main characters of the book found?
The main characters of Found are Jonah, Chip, and Katherine.
What was the solution in the book found?
Found was resolved when Jonah and Chip learned more about their identities.
What city do Jonah and Chip live in in the book FOUND by Magaret Peterson Haddix?
In the book the phone area code is 513. They live in Cincinnati, Ohio.
How would you describe Chip Winston from the book found?
13 curly brown hair
What was the main conflict about the book found?
The primary conflict is the Jonah and Chip's search for their identities.
Where did Chip live before he moved to Ohio in Found by Margaret Peterson Haddix?
Chip lived in Winnetka, Illinois
What is chips last name in the book found by Margaret Peterson Haddix?
Chip's last name is Winston.
Who are Chip and Alex in the book Found by Margaret Peterson Haddix?
In the book "Found" by Margaret Peterson Haddix, Chip and Alex are two of the main characters who discover that they are adopted and are part of a mysterious time-travel conspiracy. Throughout the series, they work together to uncover the truth about their origins and their involvement in a larger plan.
Who are the 2 main characters in the book Found by Margaret Peterson Haddix?
The two main characters are Jonah and Chip.
What page is a metaphor on in the book bystander?
The metaphor "a chip off the old block" can be found on page 99 of the book "Bystander" by James Preller.
In the book found who is chip?
In the book "Found" by Margaret Peterson Haddix, Chip is one of the main characters who is a young boy adopted into a family. He discovers that he was part of a group of children who were mysteriously abandoned and later adopted. As the story unfolds, Chip, along with his friends, embarks on a quest to uncover the truth about their origins and the reasons behind their abandonment. His journey explores themes of identity, belonging, and the search for family.
