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11 Sep, 10:59:22
- Inference: On page 5, Melody’s parents are excited about her first day of school, suggesting that she has not attended school before.
- Inference: Melody’s parents are worried about her safety when she starts school, as mentioned on page 9, indicating that she may have a physical disability.
- Inference: On page 15, Melody mentions that she has a photographic memory, implying that she has a unique ability to remember things in great detail.
- Inference: Melody’s classmates often underestimate her intelligence, as seen on page 23 when they are surprised by her correct answer during a quiz.
- Inference: Melody’s parents are supportive of her dreams and aspirations, as shown on page 31 when they encourage her to participate in the Whiz Kids competition.
- Inference: Melody feels frustrated and isolated due to her inability to communicate effectively, as mentioned on page 42 when she describes her thoughts being trapped inside her head.
- Inference: Melody’s classmates often exclude her from group activities, as indicated on page 57 when they choose not to include her in their game during recess.
- Inference: Melody’s teacher, Mrs. V., recognizes her potential and challenges her academically, as seen on page 68 when she assigns her a special project.
- Inference: Melody’s parents are proud of her accomplishments, as mentioned on page 79 when they celebrate her success in the Whiz Kids competition.
- Inference: Melody’s friendship with Rose becomes stronger throughout the story, as implied on page 92 when they start spending more time together and supporting each other.
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