What does the father name the insect inside the peach?, Bruno, Gaston, Max, Tiny, What literary device is used when the father treats the insect like a person?, Hyperbole, Alliteration, Symbolism, Personification, What does Gaston mainly symbolize in the story?, Fear and danger, Luck and success, Rules and order, Imagination and curiosity, Where does most of the story take place?, In the girl’s school, In the mother’s house, In the father’s apartment, In a restaurant, Which character represents rules, order, and criticism?, The girl, The father, The mother, Gaston, What kind of literary device is used when the peach is called Gaston’s “house”?, Metaphor, Simile, Irony, Foreshadowing, What creates the main contrast (conflict) in the story?, City vs. countryside, Money vs. poverty, Father’s imagination vs. mother’s order, Friends vs. enemies, What feeling do the descriptions of the peaches create (imagery)?, Fear and danger, A vivid and lively experience, Confusion, Boredom, Why is the ending considered ironic?, The girl suddenly becomes happy, The insect becomes a pet, The mother tries to protect the girl but makes her lose imagination, The father leaves the city, How does the girl feel between her parents’ worlds?, Confident and sure, Completely angry, Uninterested, Torn in the middle

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