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By Any Other Name Free FREE BY ANY OTHER NAME PDF Laura Jarratt | 368 pages | 01 May 2014 | Egmont UK Ltd | 9781405256735 | English | London, United Kingdom "Star Trek: The Original Series" By Any Other Name (TV Episode ) - IMDb When the teacher in "By Any Other Name" asks the narrator to tell the class her name, why does the narrator respond By Any Other Name she doesn't know? What does the context suggest is the most likely meaning of palpitating in the sentence from "By Any Other Name"? What does the author most clearly reveal by including the anecdote in which the headmistress changes the girls' names? Which of these is the most accurate representation of how Santha feels when her name is changed according to the information provided in the story? What is the final straw, so to speak, for the girls? As in, what finally makes them leave the English school? Their schoolmates treat them like outcasts by not allowing them to play games or eat lunch with them. Their father is an outcast because he is an Indian government official working for British authorities. Played times. Print Share Edit Delete. Live Game Live. Finish Editing. This quiz is incomplete! To play this quiz, please finish editing it. Delete Quiz. Question 1. What kind of school do Santha and Primela attend? It is a school run by the British in India. It is a public school in America. It By Any Other Name a private school in Britain. It is a private school in India. Tags: Read closely to determine what the text says explicitly and to make logical inferences from it; cite specific textual By Any Other Name when writing or speaking to support conclusions drawn from the text. She is shy and afraid of the other children. She wants to rebel against the teacher's authority. She is unsure whether to say her real name or her English name. Their scores will be figured in a different way. The teacher thinks that otherwise they will cheat. The Indian children are not expected to take the test. Their test is different from the one for the English children. What By Any Other Name the headmistress change Premila's name to? What does the headmistress change Santha's name to? She is proud to have a new English name. She is sad that her Indian name is not considered good enough. She feels like she is two different people. She feels angry that the English can't respect her culture and heritage. They accuse Premila of stealing from another girl and demand to search her bag. They make the insinuation that By Any Other Name Indian students are cheaters. They use racial slurs when referring to Premila and Santha. They subject By Any Other Name Indian students to offensive health screenings before they can attend school. What quality do By Any Other Name and her mother share? Premila and Santha's mother. The school headmistress. How are the headmistress and the children's mother alike? They both love children. They both were raised in India. They both are interested in the other's culture. They both display biases toward the By Any Other Name culture. India had occupied England for the last 50 years. England was controlling India as a colony and had a military presence active in India. The English were racist and hated the Indian culture. Ghandi had recently been assasinated and the Indian people were on edge. In the story, who symbolizes India? The headmistress. Who symbolizes Britain in this story? How does this story connect to the Essential Question? Santha and Premila feel alienated By Any Other Name the educational system. Santha and Premila are so different they don't think they can relate to one another. What is the genre of this text? Short Story. Quizzes you may like. Southeast Asia Religions! Ancient India. Find a quiz All quizzes. All quizzes. Create a new quiz. Find a quiz Create a quiz My quizzes Reports Classes new. By Any Other Name by Mia Arrieta Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Nobody can know the truth—her life depends on it. A tale of family, identity, and trust, about a girl struggling with life in the witness protection program. I picked up the book and thumbed through the pages. Names in alphabetical order, names with meanings, names I knew, names I'd never heard of. How to pick? Nothing that would stand out, nothing that would link me to the Nobody can know the truth—her life depends on it. Nothing that would stand out, nothing that would link me to the past—those By Any Other Name the instructions. The past. As if everything that had gone before this moment was buried already. Holly is 15 years old, but she's only been By Any Other Name for a matter of months. Because of By Any Other Name that happened, she and her family have had to enter witness protection and have all assumed new identities. All, that is, except her sister Katie, who is autistic. Starting at a new school mid-year is hard enough at the best of times, and Holly has no clue who she is anymore. Lonely and angry, she reaches out to friends—new and old. But one wrong move will put all their lives in danger. Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. Published April 1st by Electric Monkey first published More Details Carnegie Medal Nominee Other Editions 3. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about By Any Other Nameplease sign up. I can't seem to find this book anywhere! Does anyone know where I might be able to find this? Claireandbooks I bought it online, used on medimops in English shipped to Germany, but you should just look it up on Amazon : Sometimes authors who are not that hyp …more I bought it online, used on medimops in English shipped to Germany, but you should just look it up on Amazon : Sometimes authors who are not that hyped because of whatever are not "famous" enought to be brought into the selection of the library ; less. See 1 question about By Any Other Name Any Other Name…. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of By Any Other Name. Dec 06, Kirsty rated it really liked it Shelves: review-booksuk- authorukya. I really enjoyed this book quite a lot for a variety of reasons. For me the main part of the book is about identity. Holly is a teenage girl who was forced into witness protection. The reader meets her after a move to a new area and follows her as she tries to settle into a new home and new school. I must admit this part of the story is quite slow but it makes you think a lot about settlling into a new life and also those decisions you make about which peer group to get into and what makes By Any Other Name rea I really enjoyed this book quite a lot for a variety of reasons. I must admit this part of the story is quite slow but it makes you think a lot about settlling into a new life and also those decisions you make about which peer group to get into and what makes a real friend. I loved seeing that process and found it completely fascinating. This book also features an autistic character in the form of Holly's little sister. I loved her role in the story but also found the insight into living with a family member with autism really fascinating. It made me think about the way in which one may judge someone else without having the full story about that person. For me the main part of this book was the relationship that began to develop between holly and emo boy. I loved seeing how their perceptions of one another changed as the story went along and I loved seeing the role in played in the main plotline. Eventually the story kicks off once the criminals who By Any Other Name holly into witness protection catch up with her. The story brought so many strands together and was fast paced and exciting. By Any Other Name really enjoyed seeing how things finally resolved and was completely hooked to the point where I couldn't put the book down. A fab read which I enjoyed. May 17, Zoe and the Edge rated it really liked it Shelves: yaromancesqueaky-cleansiblings. Will they stop after the trial? She remakes herself feeling that she really has become a different person. By Any Other Name struggles to be the shy girl at school because she's always been more of a take-charge girl. She gets wrapped up in the wrong crowd but by the halfway mark she's learned her lesson and By Any Other Name more interested in the boy she started out hating. Again, nobody shows any reaction By Any Other Name his lateness, not even the teacher. What is it with him? Is he the village mafia or something? Their relationship is adorable. JOE: The kitchen is full of cake. He used decimate in a text.
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