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What did Mrs. Green ask the students to do?
Turn to
page 203
in their books
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How did Mrs. Green's voice affect the students?
It hushed the quiet chatter in the
room
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Where is the classroom located?
University of London
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What was the atmosphere in the classroom created by the sunlight?
It bathed the students in a
warm glow
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What color was Mrs. Green's blouse?
Cream
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How did Mrs. Green's appearance contribute to her presence in the classroom?
Her
polished
look added to her grace
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What was Rose doing in the classroom?
Taking
notes
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How did Rose's hair complement her appearance?
It framed her face with soft
bangs
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What color were Rose's eyes?
Deep, vivid purple
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What did Mrs. Green explain about trauma?
It impacts the brain on a
neurological
level
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What happens to the stress response system in trauma victims?
It can become stuck in
overdrive
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What part of the brain is responsible for memory?
The
hippocampus
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What can happen if the brain doesn’t heal properly after trauma?
Effects
can become ingrained
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What does neuroplasticity allow the brain to do?
Adapt
and
reorganize
itself
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What did Mrs. Green say about the lesson at the end?
It was
finished
and students could go home
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How did the students react when the lesson ended?
They began to
shuffle
in their seats
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What did Rose ask Mrs. Green about?
The news from the
JGF
association
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What did Mrs. Green think would be mentioned in the JGF news?
The DreamBreaker's
appearance
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What distinguishes DreamBreakers from their owners?
They always have something
unique
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How did Rose compare Mrs. Green's eyes to her own?
She noted the difference in
color
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What was Mrs. Green's reaction to Rose's observation about her eyes?
She showed a flicker of
concern
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What did Rose imply about Mrs. Green's glasses?
They wouldn't work with
colored contacts
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How did Mrs. Green respond to Rose's assertion about her identity?
She maintained a
calm expression
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What was the tone of Rose's final statement to Mrs. Green?
It was cold and threatening
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How did Mrs. Green react to Rose's threat?
She smiled but it was
unsettling
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What did Mrs. Green do after Rose left the classroom?
She sat
motionless
at her desk
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What did Mrs. Green do to the desk after Rose's departure?
She admired the
damage
she caused
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What does the cracking of the desk symbolize in the context of the story?
It represents
Mrs. Green's
hidden
anger
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What did Mrs. Green plan to do about the damaged desk?
Inform the
Furniture Administrator
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