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Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day By Judith Viorst

Story Elements Genre Realistic Fiction Story is told in First person- because Alexander is telling the story and he uses words like me and I. Main Character Alexander Setting All the events occurred during the length of one day.

Character Analysis Describe how Alexander feels in the story and what events make him feel that way. Frustrated- Lonely- Misunderstood- Angry-

Vocabulary Review Horrible Tack scrunched Carsick

Vocabulary Review sneaker Scolded Cavity misunderstood