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Parent-child relationships

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Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. Lack of trust and easy communication
  2. Lack of toys
  3. Distance from school
  4. Problem of neighbours
Hard · Level 15 · class 9 english,the little girl,parent-child relationships,character analysis,kezia,fatherhood
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  1. The father's relationship with the Macdonald family
  2. Responsibility and affection behind his strictness
  3. The grandmother's age
  4. The nature of Alice's work
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. They are just as strict as Kezia's father
  2. They are completely irrelevant in the story
  3. Their open playful affection differs from Kezia's father's limited expression
  4. They repeat the pin-cushion incident
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. A cause of distance from Grandmother
  2. A chance to take revenge on father
  3. The end of comparison with Macdonald
  4. The basis of a new understanding of father
Hard · Level 15 · class 9 english,the little girl,kezia,parent-child relationships,title and theme
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  1. Kezia's child mind and experience
  2. Kezia's father's professional life
  3. The Macdonald family's domestic life
  4. Kezia's grandmother's role in the family
Hard · Level 15 · class 9 english,the little girl,kezia,parent-child relationships,child psychology,literary character
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  1. Children are unaffected by family relationships
  2. Children deeply experience love, fear, and misunderstanding
  3. Children can easily control their emotions in every situation
  4. Children do not expect affection from their family
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. Absence of love
  2. Child's indifference
  3. Difference between love and its display
  4. Superiority of the neighbour's family
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. Immediate building of trust
  2. Expansion of play
  3. Financial progress of family
  4. Misunderstanding, fear and emotional distance
Hard · Level 15 · class 9 english,the little girl,father character,parent-child relationships,character analysis
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  1. He appears strict outwardly, but is an affectionate and responsible father within.
  2. He is completely loveless and never cares about Kezia’s feelings.
  3. He is only playful and stays away from family responsibilities.
  4. He is a minor and irrelevant character in the story.
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. Because it changes the father's frightening image into a loving image
  2. Because it makes her leave father
  3. Because it prevents Grandmother from returning
  4. Because it gets Macdonald punished
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. He asks the price of the gift
  2. He blames Grandmother
  3. He focuses on the damage instead of the child's intention
  4. He calls Macdonald
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. She hides Kezia from father
  2. She sends father out of the house
  3. She stops the Macdonald family
  4. She asks Kezia to meet and talk to her father
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. The imagination and experience of a frightened child mind
  2. Macdonald's teaching
  3. Grandmother's punishment
  4. Alice's story
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. Strict fathers are always wrong
  2. The outer form of love can change according to person and situation
  3. Neighbour fathers alone are superior
  4. Children should not compare
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. From love to permanent distance
  2. From safety to fear
  3. From fear toward recognition of father's love
  4. From understanding to misunderstanding
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. The paper-tearing incident
  2. The incident of Macdonald playing
  3. The incident of Grandmother going to hospital
  4. Comforting Kezia on the frightening night
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. They should try to understand the situation and love behind parental strictness
  2. Every mistake should be hidden
  3. They should always stay away from parents
  4. Fear should never be expressed
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. Every mistake of children should be treated as rebellion
  2. Children's intention, fear and emotional need should be understood
  3. One should talk to children as little as possible
  4. Children should always be kept at a distance
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. Father-daughter distance becomes permanent
  2. Kezia sees father as harsher
  3. Fear is replaced by safety and understanding of love
  4. The Macdonald family solves the problem
Hard · Level 15 · class9,english,the-little-girl,parent-child-relationships
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  1. From complete closeness to permanent distance
  2. From play to laziness
  3. From outer love to anger
  4. From fear and misunderstanding to understanding and affection through experience