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Sample Answers For Dear MR Kilmer
Sample Answers For Dear MR Kilmer
Secondly, Richard was kind. One day, Mrs Hansen asked her class to sign
a card for the Schermers. Someone vandalised the tavern owned by Hannahs
parents. They painted Dirty Huns all over the walls. Mrs Hansen brought a card
to express regret for what had happened. The troublemakers like Abner, Harry,
Blanche and Peggy refused to sign the card. They warned other classmates not to
sign the card. The boys were afraid Abner and Harry would hit them. The girls
worry that popular girls like Peggy and Blanche would not speak to them. 2
However, Richard was the only student who signed the sympathy card for
Hannah Schermer. After school, Richard took the card from Mrs Hansen. He
wanted to give the card to Hannah. Hannah accepted the card reluctantly. Later,
Hannah apologised to Richard for being rude. This was the beginning of their
friendship.
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Thirdly, Richard was brave. This was shown when Richard told his family
and Mrs Hansen that he wrote poetry. Before telling his secret to his family and
Mrs Hansen, Richard wrote a letter to Mr Kilmer. Mr Kilmer was Richards
penpal. Richard learnt about Mr Kilmer when Richards English teacher, Mrs
Hansen read a poem to the class. The title of the poem was Trees by Joyce
Kilmer. In his letter, Richard told Mr Kilmer that he wrote poems too. However,
he kept this as a secret from everyone. Richard asked for Mr Kilmers advice. He
wanted to know whether he should tell his secret to everybody. One day, Richard
received a letter from Mr Kilmer. Mr Kilmer advised Richard to overcome his
fear. Mr Kilmer advised Richard to share his poetry with people around
him. Nobody was interested when Richard told his family about Mr Kilmers
letter and his secret. Gus did not believe that Mr Kilmer was famous. Pa did not
believe that Richard wrote poetry. Richard asked whether his family members
wanted to read his poems. Nobody was interested. Richard was sad. Gus advised
Richard not tell anyone he wrote poetry. He wanted Richard to fit in with other
people. Everyone called him a Hun Lover after he signed the card for Hannah. The
next day, Richard told Mrs Hansen that he wrote poetry. He showed her Mr
Kilmers letter. Mrs Hansen helped Richard to choose a poem. Richard would
send the poem to Mr Kilmer. As advised by Mrs Hansen, Richard shared Mr
Kilmers latest letter and his poem with the class.Some of his classmates,
including Blanche and Peggy, were deeply moved by his poem. They started to
respect Richard. Hannah suggested a different ending to Richards poem.
One day, Richard received a bad news about Mr Kilmer.Mr Kilmer was
killed in the war between the Allies and the Germans. Richard wrote a poem as a
tribute to Mr Kilmer. In the poem, Richard likened Mr Kilmer to the world. The
tribute was printed in the local newspaper, The Turtle Lake Weekly. Richards
father read the poem. Richard was afraid that his father was going to be angry at
him. His father did not like Richard writing poems. After reading the poem, his
father told Richard about what happened to Richards uncle, Roland. His father
never told Richard about this story. Roland was killed in a war in Cuba. His father
regarded Roland as his world. His father was amazed how Richard could use the
same word in his tribute. Richard continued writing poems about farm life for the
local newspaper. Richard got his fathers help as he was an experienced farmer.
Every night, Richard read his poems aloud. His father would correct or give
suggestions to improve the poems. His father finally supported Richards passion
in writing poetry.
The next day, Richard told Mrs Hansen that he wrote poetry. He showed
her Mr Kilmers letter. Mrs Hansen helped Richard to choose a poem. Richard
would send the poem to Mr Kilmer. As advised by Mrs Hansen, Richard shared
Mr Kilmers latest letter and his poem with the class. Some of his classmates,
including Blanche and Peggy, were deeply moved by his poem. They started to
respect Richard. Hannah suggested a different ending to Richards poem.
In conclusion, Richard was a brave boy when he decided to tell his secrets
to everyone.
Thirdly, he was supportive. Hannah and Richard won the roles of Lady
Liberty and the Doughboy respectively because they wrote the best essays. Mrs
Hansen asked the class to write an essay as one of the activities for a patriotic
programme which helped sell Liberty bonds. Many students were angry when
Hannah won the role. They regarded Hannah as an unpatriotic German although
she was an American citizen. Hannah told Richard that her essay started a little
war in Turtle lake. She did not want to cause any more problems. So she declined
the role of Lady Liberty. Richard wanted to support Hannah. Therefore,Richard
declined his part as the Doughboy. His family, his schoolmates and the Turtle
Lake People criticized him for turning down his role. They called him unpatriotic
and a traitor. These criticisms never stopped Richard from standing up for what
was right.
In conclusion, Richard was a good role model for teenagers because he had
good personalities.
Secondly, her parents tavern was vandalised. They painted Dirty Huns
all over the walls. Mrs Hansen asked her class to sign a sympathy card for the
Schermers. The troublemakers like Abner, Harry, Blanche and Peggy refused to
sign the card. They warned other classmates not to sign the card. The boys were 6
afraid Abner and Harry would hit them. The girls worry that popular girls like
Peggy and Blanche would not speak to them. However, Richard was the only
student who signed the sympathy card for Hannah Schermer.
Thirdly, people unfairly denied her role as Lady Liberty.Hannah won the
roles of Lady Liberty because she wrote the best essay. Mrs Hansen asked the
class to write an essay as one of the activities for a patriotic programme which
helped sell Liberty bonds. Many students were angry when Hannah won the role.
They regarded Hannah as an unpatriotic German although she was an American
citizen. Some parents complained to the principal and demanded Mrs Hansen to
choose someone else. Mrs Hansen did not change her mind. Hannah told Richard
that her essay started a little war in Turtle lake. She did not want to cause any
more problems. So she declined the role of Lady Liberty. Richard wanted to
support Hannah.
Secondly, this statement was portrayed when Richard was the only student
who signed a sympathy card for the Schermers. When the Schermers tavern was
vandalized, Mrs Hansen asked her class to sign a sympathy card for them. The
troublemakers like Abner, Harry, Blanche and Peggy refused to sign the card. 6
They warned other classmates not to sign the card. The boys were afraid Abner
and Harry would hit them. The girls worry that popular girls like Peggy and
Blanche would not speak to them. However, Richard was the only student who
signed the sympathy card for Hannah Schermer. Richard believed that the
Schermers were discriminated by some Turtle people because they were Germans.
Thirdly, this statement was portrayed when Hannah declined the role of
Lady Liberty. Hannah and Richard won the roles of Lady Liberty and the
Doughboy respectively because they wrote the best essays. Mrs Hansen asked the
class to write an essay as one of the activities for a patriotic programme which
helped sell Liberty bonds. Many students were angry when Hannah won the role.
They regarded Hannah as an unpatriotic German although she was an American
citizen. Hannah told Richard that her essay started a little war in Turtle lake. She
did not want to cause any more problems. So she declined the role of Lady
Liberty. Richard wanted to support Hannah. Therefore,Richard declined his part as
the Doughboy. His family, his schoolmates and the Turtle Lake People criticized
him for turning down his role. They called him unpatriotic and a traitor. These
criticisms never stopped Richard from standing up for what was right.
One day, Richard received a bad news about Mr Kilmer.Mr Kilmer was
killed in the war between the Allies and the Germans. Richard wrote a poem as a
tribute to Mr Kilmer. In the poem, Richard likened Mr Kilmer to the world. The
tribute was printed in the local newspaper, The Turtle Lake Weekly. Richards
father read the poem. Richard was afraid that his father was going to be angry at
him. His father did not like Richard writing poems. After reading the poem, his
father told Richard about what happened to Richards uncle, Roland. His father
never told Richard about this story. Roland was killed in a war in Cuba. His father
regarded Roland as his world. His father was amazed how Richard could use the
same word in his tribute. Richard continued writing poems about farm life for the
local newspaper. Richard got his fathers help as he was an experienced farmer.
Every night, Richard read his poems aloud. His father would correct or give
suggestions to improve the poems. His father finally supported Richards passion
in writing poetry.
In conclusion, Richard faced many obstacles in his journey of becoming a
poet. In the end, he managed to realise his dream.
Richard Knight had a secret. Nobody knew that he wrote poetry including 2
his family, teachers and schoolmates. One day, Richard learnt about Mr Kilmer
when Richards English teacher, Mrs Hansen read a poem to the class. The title of
the poem was Trees by Joyce Kilmer. Mr Kilmer was a famous poet. He enlisted
in the army. He wrote a letter to Mr Kilmer. In his letter, Richard told Mr Kilmer
that he wrote poems too. Richard asked for Mr Kilmers advice. He wanted to 5
know whether he should tell his secret to everybody. A few days later, Richard
received a letter from Mr Kilmer. Mr Kilmer advised Richard to overcome his
fear. Mr Kilmer advised Richard to share his poetry with people around him.
Nobody was interested when Richard told his family about Mr Kilmers letter and
his secret. Gus did not believe that Mr Kilmer was famous. Pa did not believe that 7
Richard wrote poetry. Richard asked whether his family members wanted to read
his poems. Nobody was interested. Richard was sad.
One day, Richard received a bad news about Mr Kilmer.Mr Kilmer was
killed in the war between the Allies and the Germans. Richard wrote a poem as a
tribute to Mr Kilmer. In the poem, Richard likened Mr Kilmer to the world. The
tribute was printed in the local newspaper, The Turtle Lake Weekly. Richards
father read the poem. Richard was afraid that his father was going to be angry at
him. His father did not like Richard writing poems. After reading the poem, his
father told Richard about what happened to Richards uncle, Roland. His father
never told Richard about this story. Roland was killed in a war in Cuba. His father
regarded Roland as his world. His father was amazed how Richard could use the
same word in his tribute. Richard continued writing poems about farm life for the
local newspaper. Richard got his fathers help as he was an experienced farmer.
Every night, Richard read his poems aloud. His father would correct or give
suggestions to improve the poems. His father finally supported Richards passion
in writing poetry.
Richard Knight had a secret. Nobody knew that he wrote poetry including 2
his family, teachers and schoolmates. One day, Richard learnt about Mr Kilmer
when Richards English teacher, Mrs Hansen read a poem to the class. The title of
the poem was Trees by Joyce Kilmer. Mr Kilmer was a famous poet. He enlisted
in the army. He wrote a letter to Mr Kilmer. In his letter, Richard told Mr Kilmer
that he wrote poems too. Richard asked for Mr Kilmers advice. He wanted to 5
know whether he should tell his secret to everybody. A few days later, Richard
received a letter from Mr Kilmer. Mr Kilmer advised Richard to overcome his
fear. Mr Kilmer advised Richard to share his poetry with people around him.
Nobody was interested when Richard told his family about Mr Kilmers letter and
his secret. Gus did not believe that Mr Kilmer was famous. Pa did not believe that 7
Richard wrote poetry. Richard asked whether his family members wanted to read
his poems. Nobody was interested. Richard was sad.
One day, Richard received a bad news about Mr Kilmer.Mr Kilmer was
killed in the war between the Allies and the Germans. Richard wrote a poem as a
tribute to Mr Kilmer. In the poem, Richard likened Mr Kilmer to the world. The
tribute was printed in the local newspaper, The Turtle Lake Weekly. Richards
father read the poem. Richard was afraid that his father was going to be angry at
him. His father did not like Richard writing poems. After reading the poem, his
father told Richard about what happened to Richards uncle, Roland. His father
never told Richard about this story. Roland was killed in a war in Cuba. His father
regarded Roland as his world. His father was amazed how Richard could use the
same word in his tribute. Richard continued writing poems about farm life for the
local newspaper. Richard got his fathers help as he was an experienced farmer.
Every night, Richard read his poems aloud. His father would correct or give
suggestions to improve the poems. His father finally supported Richards passion
in writing poetry.