Pink And Say
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Read each question carefully and then chose the answer that you think is best.
- 1.Why was Say laying in a field in Georgia?
- A.
He was hiding from Confederate solidiers.
- B.
He was trying to remember what his home was like.
- C.
He had been shot in the leg.
- D.
He was trying to take a nap.
- 2.How did Say describe Pink?
- A.
Dressed in Confederate colors.
- B.
Skinny and many years older.
- C.
As dark as night.
- D.
The color of polished mahogany.
- 3.Pink helps Say up and takes him somewhere. Where do they end up?
- A.
At Moe Moe Bay's house
- B.
At Pink's At Moe Moe Bay's house
- C.
At Say's old farmhouse.
- D.
In a big battlefield.
- 4.Why does Pink think they are putting Moe Moe Bay in danger by staying at her house?
- A.
He is carrying a contagious disease.
- B.
He knows Confederate solidiers are living near by.
- C.
He is afraid his old master will come back.
- D.
Marauders could show up at any time.
- 5.What important skill did Pink learn from his master?
- A.
How to raise chickens.
- B.
How to read.
- C.
How to shoot a gun.
- D.
How to build a house.
- 6.What is so great about Say's hand?
- A.
It can shoot a gun perfectly.
- B.
It sometimes moves on its own.
- C.
He shook hands with Abraham Lincoln.
- D.
It has touched the shirt of General Grant.
- 7.What did Say confess to Moe Moe Bay the night before he left?
- A.
He was a coward and deserter of his troop.
- B.
He didn't know how to shoot a gun.
- C.
He was homesick and missed his mother.
- D.
He was scared of Pink.
- 8.What happened to the two boys at the end of the story?
- A.
Say lived, but Pink died in the camp.
- B.
Pink and Say both died in the camp.
- C.
Pink lived, but Say died in the camp.
- D.
Pink and Say both escaped.
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