Angela's Ashes chapters 1-2, Questions
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Please submit your Angela's Ashes comprehension...
Angela's Ashes chapters 1-2, Questions
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Please submit your Angela's Ashes comprehension responses for chapters 1-2. You may just copy/paste below. Make your responses thoughtful, responsive and succinct!
Chapter 1
1) How is Frank’s father, Malachy McCourt characterized in his life before children?
2) Describe Angela Sheehan, Frank’s mother before her children were born.
3) What difficulties did Frank experience early in his childhood?
4) Who is Margaret and what happens to her?
5) Why do the McCourts end up back in Ireland?
Chapter 2
1) How does Malachy’s family welcome the McCourts?
2) How does Angela’s family welcome the McCourts?
3) Name some of the many tragedies the McCourts endure in this chapter.
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