Based on the description and events in the excerpt, what can you infer about the title character, Culo? Use textual evidence to explain your inferences.
Sep 19, 2024
By: lupitagg1203
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Assuming that Cujo mirrors Buck in Jack London’’s The Call of the Wild, he would likely represent the struggle between animals’’ natural instincts and societal constraints, much like the untrained dog in Kumar’’s account. Cujo’’s problematic behavior may highlight the strain of conflicting expectations and unnatural pressures imposed by humans.
By: aniabita83
What inferences can you make about the situation at the end of the passage? Can you use these inferences to predict what will happen next in the story? Highlight evidence from the text that will help support your prediction.
Jan 20, 2024
By: iolvera42428
There’’s no textual evidence of that as far as I can tell, but it seems significant that Frank Dodd’’s evil is tied so strongly to Cujo from the very start of the book. Once a monster like Frank Dodd touches an area, the area is tainted. My interpretation of it isn’’t a literal presence of Frank Dodd’’s ghost. I think Frank Dodd is also a metaphor for the evils that exist in society.
The characters in this excerpt are Donna Trenton and her son lad. Readers experience both of them reacting to a frightening situation. What details does the author, Stephen King, include that describe Tad's reaction to the dog? What can you infer about Tad and his fears?
May 11, 2023
By: carranzajunior22
Stephen King includes details about Tad’’s reaction to the dog, which show that Tad is scared and seeks comfort from his mother. The details also suggest that Tad may have a fear of dogs or certain situations. Tad’’s body language is described as rigid and tense, indicating his fear and anxiety. Tad’’s rigid body language also indicates that he may have a general fear or anxiety towards potentially dangerous situations.
what details does the author include that describe tads reaction to the dog
Sep 22, 2022
By: magdaleneastefan
The author, Stephen King, includes several details to describe Tad’’s reaction to the dog in this excerpt. For example, King mentions that Tad clings to his mother and buries his face in her shoulder, suggesting that he is scared and seeking comfort.
why Donna finally let’s loose with this expression of terror, even through she is now in relative safety inside the car
May 05, 2022
By: jjusername222
Though she is now in relative safety inside the car, she finally lets out her pent-up terror, hence the scream. It’’s not about what she sees outdoors but an instinctive reaction to the extreme fear and stress she has been through.
Explain why Donna finally let’s loose with this expression of terror, even through she is now in relative safety inside the car
Oct 20, 2020
By: elainetorrez154
King says he doesn’’t feel panic or terror, but rather, a "gnawing anxiety." It’’s not terror that I feel, that I think most people feel, it’’s a kind of gnawing anxiety where you say to yourself. The woman will take the car to the mechanic, and hell will be unleashed.
By: SanjiyaBansal
What details hold the reader’s attention, creating suspense in the story
Oct 02, 2020
By: kayleerathburn27
The writer tells his story in such a way that the reader has all the information important to the developments of the plot, information that leads to suspense as the reader watches Donna Trenton place herself and her child in harm’’s way.
By: AjaipalVerma
What inferences can you make about the situation at the end of the passage? Can you use these inferences to predict what will happen next in the story?
Interesting I also don’’t know the answer please anyone want to help to find the answer?
What details does the author, Stephen King, include that describe Tad’s reaction to the dog? What can you infer about Tad and his fears? Highlight evidence to support your ideas and write annotations to explain your assessment.
Cujo appears and attacks her. She climbs back in the car as Cujo starts to attack. Donna and Tad are trapped in their vehicle, the interior of which becomes increasingly hot in the summer sun. She plans to run for the house but abandons the idea because she fears the door will be locked and that she will be subsequently killed by Cujo.
What inference can you make about Donna from this text evidence? How does Stephen King use these incidents to build suspense
Use text evidence to explain why Donna finally lets loose with this expression of terror, even though she is now in relative safety inside the car.
What details hold the reader’s attention, creating suspense in the story?
Oct 01, 2020
By: itzbboyaj
By: AamaniBasu
Based on the descriptions and events in this excerpt from Cujo, what can you infer about the title character, Cujo? Use textual evidence to explain your inferences. Think about how Donna describes how Cujo has changed.
Nov 24, 2019
By: aubreyz
What details hold the reader's attention, creating suspense in the story?
Feb 01, 2019
By: ixcotgabriel
HE provide some hints, produce curiosity and problem to down problem. idea a number of times after he first introduces it, and before the payoff. King brings suspense to a peak during the payoff, the section of the story where the horror is most intense.
Sep 27, 2019
By: HadiyaKausar
Explain why Donna finally lets loose with this expression of terror, even though she is now in relative safety inside the car
Sep 18, 2018
By: ariannaaaaa1
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