Jacob Have I Loved Chapters 7-9

The correct answer is Trudy Braxton because it is stated in the question that "What's Auntie Braxton's real name?" and Trudy Braxton is one of the options provided.

Louise believes that Mr. Rice has taught her more than the combined knowledge and teachings of all the other teachers she has encountered. This suggests that Mr. Rice's teaching abilities and the knowledge he imparts are superior and have had a significant impact on Louise's learning and understanding.

The correct answer is "They wanted to return her tomcat that escaped." This can be inferred from the information given in the question, where it states that they went to visit Auntie Braxton. Additionally, one of the options mentions that her tomcat escaped, suggesting that the reason for their visit was to return the escaped cat.

The Captain knew that Auntie Braxton had been left a good deal of money by her family. This implies that Call and Louise were not aware of this fact.

The correct answer is the statement where Louise's grandmother questions why she doesn't want to go to church and suggests giving her a spanking. This answer reflects the grandmother's disapproval of Louise skipping church and her belief that a punishment like a spanking would change Louise's attitude and make her want to go to church. The other options mention washing her mouth out with soap or simply stating that she doesn't look sick, but they do not emphasize the grandmother's desire for discipline and the belief that it would change Louise's behavior.

Louise is mad at Call for wanting to come in earlier and help the Captain because she knew she wouldn't get any money for her work. This suggests that Louise values financial compensation for her efforts and is upset that Call's actions might result in her not being paid.

The correct answer suggests that the cats were drugged with Paregoric, a medication commonly used as a sedative, and Caroline took them to convince people to adopt one. This implies that the cats were not simply gotten rid of by drowning them or giving them away, but rather a more strategic plan was executed to find them new homes.

Lyrics Unlimited wanted Louise to send $25 for her lyric to be put to music.

Louise currently spends her Sundays writing lyrics to send to Lyrics Unlimited.

At the end of Chapter 9, Louise feels unimportant, similar to how she felt when someone told the story of her birth. This suggests that Louise may have experienced feelings of insignificance or being overlooked, possibly due to the events or interactions that took place in the chapter.