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Study Questions for [em]Red Hugh, Prince of Donegal[/em] by Robert T. Reilly

Discussion/Essay Questions: We are unable to supply an answer key to these study questions. Original thought is looked for in answering many of these questions for which there is no "one right answer". We hope these questions will assist parents in discussing the book with their children. Those who haven't read the book themselves could still discuss these questions and ideas in a general way with their children, have their children discuss it with others who have read the book, or seek summaries of the book online to better understand it.

Study Questions for [em]The Chronicles of Narnia[/em] by C.S. Lewis

The Magician's Nephew 1. Uncle Andrew believes that certain people, because of their superior intelligence, do not have to follow the same rules that ordinary people must. At least one other person in the story thinks the same thing. Using examples from the book, discuss this question and whether you agree with it or not. 2. Discuss what happened to end the world of Charn. Why did it happen? Is there any similar threat in our own world?

Study Questions for [em]The Cargo of the Madalena[/em] by Cynthia Harnett

Discussion/Essay Questions: Originally titled: The Load of Unicorn We are unable to supply an answer key to these study questions. Original thought is looked for in answering many of these questions for which there is no "one right answer". We hope these questions will assist parents in discussing the book with their children. Those who haven't read the book themselves could still discuss these questions and ideas in a general way with their children, have their children discuss it with others who have read the book, or seek summaries of the book online to better understand it.

Study Questions for [em]To Kill a Mockingbird[/em] by Harper Lee

We are unable to supply an answer key to these study questions. Original thought is looked for in answering many of these questions for which there is no "one right answer". We hope these questions will assist parents in discussing the book with their children. Those who haven't read the book themselves could still discuss these questions and ideas in a general way with their children, have their children discuss it with others who have read the book, or seek summaries of the book online to better understand it.

Study Questions on [em]St. Francis of the Seven Seas[/em]

Discussion/Essay Questions: We are unable to supply an answer key to these study questions. Original thought is looked for in answering many of these questions for which there is no "one right answer". We hope these questions will assist parents in discussing the book with their children. Those who haven't read the book themselves could still discuss these questions and ideas in a general way with their children, have their children discuss it with others who have read the book, or seek summaries of the book online to better understand it.

Study Questions for [em]Brave New World[/em] by Aldous Huxley

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Discussion/Essay Questions with Vocabulary

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Foreward, Chapters I-II

Study Questions for [em]That Hideous Strength[/em] by C.S. Lewis

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Discussion/Essay Questions with Vocabulary

We are unable to supply an answer key to these study questions. Original thought is looked for in answering many of these questions for which there is no "one right answer". We hope these questions will assist parents in discussing the book with their children. Those who haven't read the book themselves could still discuss these questions and ideas in a general way with their children, have their children discuss it with others who have read the book, or seek summaries of the book online to better understand it.

Chapter 1

preliminary
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discordant

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