Name Period Foreshadowing Tangerine—November 20-21 (pages 203-212) What is foreshadowing?_______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ Event that hints about the future What does it foreshadow? What’s going to happen later in the book? What is your prediction? Paul imagines a zombie following him to Florida (p. 12). The bad things from Paul’s past are going to follow him to Florida. During the tour of Lake Windsor Middle School, Mrs. Fischer asks the principal what they will do in case of an emergency in the portables (p. 26). There will be some sort of emergency in the field behind the school. “That was when I got my new glasses. That was when I started to see better. From that day on, I could see things that they could not.” (p. 168) Joey got mad at Paul and Tino; Joey left Tangerine Middle and went back to LWMS. At the Donnelly’s house Erik smelled like bug spray (p. 178). Arthur scooped up something shiny when Erik opened the truck door (p. 181). Name Period Foreshadowing Tangerine—November 20-21 (pages 203-212) Directions: The quotes in the speech bubbles foreshadow (give hints) about events that will happen later on in the story. Read each speech bubble and a write prediction in each thought bubble. Arthur took a menacing step toward Tino, but Erik extended his right hand toward him, slowly, casually. Arthur obeyed the hand, but he plunged his own hand into his gym bag and pulled something out—something short, black, and heavy—like a sock filled with lead. Erik held Arthur in place and said, as casually as he could, “I don’t think we’ll be needing that today, Arthur.” (p. 204-5) Why couldn’t I tell? I ratted out Tino at the carnival. Why couldn’t I tell my own parents what Erik did to Tino. What was wrong with me? What was wrong with all of us? (p. 207) I went over to the stack and lifted the top two boxes so she could remove the third one. As mom handed it over to me she said, “Do you smell that? There’s insecticide in here, too.” (Mom locked the keys in the storage unit) What do you think is going to happen? What do you think is going to happen? What do you think is going to happen? Mom said, “Erik has a key. He can stop in here and get mine.” “Why does Erik have a key?” “I don’t know, honey. Because he asked for one.” (p. 208-9) Mom said, “I have a meeting with Erik’s guidance counselor. You can watch football practice while you wait.” “Yeah? Why? What did he do?” “Do? Nothing, Paul. I mean, there’s no incident that they called me about. Why would you say that? Has Erik done something that I need to know about?” “No.” (p. 209) What do you think is going to happen?
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