A Good Man Is Hard To Find Quiz

In the story, it is revealed that the Misfit is the one who shot the Grandmother at the end. The Misfit is a criminal who escaped from prison and encounters the Grandmother and her family during their road trip. Despite the Grandmother's attempts to appeal to his humanity and convince him not to harm her, the Misfit ultimately carries out the act of shooting her. This shocking ending highlights the theme of violence and the unpredictability of human behavior.

June Star is the daughter in the given question. This can be inferred from the question itself, which asks for her identity. The options provided include "The Grandmother," "The daughter," "The son," and "The wife." Among these options, "The daughter" is the only one that accurately describes June Star's relationship to someone else.

The family stopped for lunch at Red Sammy's.

Pitty Sing is the cat.

The family lives in Georgia.

The correct answer is third person limited omniscient, from the Grandmother's point of view. This means that the narrator is not a character in the story, but knows the thoughts and feelings of the Grandmother. The story is told from a limited perspective, focusing mainly on the Grandmother's thoughts and experiences. This allows the reader to have insight into the Grandmother's perspective, but not into the thoughts and feelings of other characters.

The correct answer is "The Tower" because it is mentioned as one of the options where the family stops first. The other options, such as an old plantation house, a motel, and a dirt road, are not mentioned as places where the family stops initially.

In the story, the grandmother describes Red Sammy as a "good man." This suggests that Red Sammy is portrayed as a kind and trustworthy character. The fact that the grandmother specifically refers to him as a "good man" implies that she holds him in high regard and sees him as someone who is honest and reliable.

The correct answer is the baby's mom. This can be inferred from the description of her face being "as broad and innocent as a cabbage".

The question asks whether the Misfit wore glasses. The answer is "Yes" because it is implied or stated somewhere in the context that the Misfit indeed wore glasses.