Pink And Say

1. What did Say confess to Moe Moe Bay the night before he left?

He was a coward and deserter of his troop.

He didn't know how to shoot a gun.

He was homesick and missed his mother.

He was scared of Pink.

2. What happened to the two boys at the end of the story?

Say lived, but Pink died in the camp.

Pink and Say both died in the camp.

Pink lived, but Say died in the camp.

Pink and Say both escaped.

3. Pink helps Say up and takes him somewhere. Where do they end up?

At Moe Moe Bay's house

At Pink's At Moe Moe Bay's house

At Say's old farmhouse.

In a big battlefield.

4. How did Say describe Pink?

Dressed in Confederate colors.

Skinny and many years older.

As dark as night.

The color of polished mahogany.

5. What important skill did Pink learn from his master?

How to raise chickens.

How to read.

How to shoot a gun.

How to build a house.

6. What is so great about Say's hand?

It can shoot a gun perfectly.

It sometimes moves on its own.

He shook hands with Abraham Lincoln.

It has touched the shirt of General Grant.

7. Why was Say laying in a field in Georgia?

He was hiding from Confederate solidiers.

He was trying to remember what his home was like.

He had been shot in the leg.

He was trying to take a nap.

8. Why does Pink think they are putting Moe Moe Bay in danger by staying at her house?

He is carrying a contagious disease.

He knows Confederate solidiers are living near by.

He is afraid his old master will come back.

Marauders could show up at any time.