Walk Two Moons Comprehension Quiz Chapters 1-20
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Who is the main character in Walk Two Moons?
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Phoebe Winterbottom
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Margaret Cadaver
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Salamanca Tree Hiddle
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Mary Lou Finney
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This quiz assesses comprehension of 'Walk Two Moons' for Chapters 1-20. It focuses on key plot details, character analysis, and thematic elements. Essential for enhancing understanding of the narrative and developing analytical skills in literature.
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Why is Sal taking a cross country trip with her grandparents?
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So her grandparents can meet Sal's mom's new boyfriend.
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So Sal can get to her mother by her mother's birthday.
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So Sal can get information for a school project she's doing.
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So Gram and Gramps can take Sal to visit her extended family.
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A. So Sal can get to her mother by her mother's birthday.Explanation
Sal is taking a cross country trip with her grandparents so that she can reach her mother in time for her mother's birthday. This suggests that Sal's mother is not currently with them and Sal wants to be with her mother on her special day.Rate this question:
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Who is Phoebe Winterbottom?
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A teacher in Sal's school.
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Sal's first friend in her new school
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Margaret Cadaver's niece
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Sal's friend from Kentucky
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A. Sal's first friend in her new schoolExplanation
Phoebe Winterbottom is Sal's first friend in her new school. This is indicated by the fact that the other options do not mention any connection between Phoebe and Sal's new school. The answer suggests that Phoebe is the first person Sal befriends after starting at her new school.Rate this question:
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How do Phoebe and Prudence treat their mother?
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They are respectful
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They are caring and kind
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They ignore her
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They are obedient
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A. They ignore herExplanation
Phoebe and Prudence treat their mother by ignoring her. This implies that they do not pay attention to her, disregard her presence, and do not engage in any form of interaction or communication with her. This behavior suggests a lack of concern or interest in their mother, potentially indicating a strained or distant relationship between them.Rate this question:
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What does Sal miss most about her home in Bybanks, Kentucky?
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Her friends
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Her school
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The trees, the swimming hole and the barn
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Something she left in her room
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A. The trees, the swimming hole and the barnExplanation
Sal misses the trees, the swimming hole, and the barn the most about her home in Bybanks, Kentucky. This suggests that she has a strong connection to nature and outdoor activities. These elements of her home likely hold sentimental value and represent a sense of familiarity and comfort for her.Rate this question:
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What animal attacked Gram?
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A crow
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A fish
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A dog
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A snake
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A. A snakeExplanation
Gram was attacked by a snake.Rate this question:
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What assignment did Mr Birkway give Sal?
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To write a summer journal
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To write a letter to someone she loves
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To write a letter to the editor
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To write anything that she wants
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A. To write anything that she wantsExplanation
Mr. Birkway gave Sal the assignment to write anything that she wants. This suggests that he wants to encourage her creativity and allow her to express herself freely through her writing. By giving her the freedom to choose any topic or genre, Mr. Birkway is fostering Sal's individuality and empowering her to explore her own interests and thoughts. This assignment may also help Sal develop her writing skills and discover her own unique voice as a writer.Rate this question:
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What did Sal write about?
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The Blackberry Kiss
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Her favorite chicken
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The sugar maple singing tree
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Her grandparents
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A. The Blackberry KissExplanation
Sal wrote about "The Blackberry Kiss".Rate this question:
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What do the trees and the wind say to Sal?
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Shhhh
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Rush Hurry Rush/Slow Down
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Don't stop believing
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You can do it
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A. Rush Hurry Rush/Slow DownExplanation
The correct answer, "Rush Hurry Rush/Slow Down," suggests that the trees and the wind are conveying contradictory messages to Sal. On one hand, they are urging Sal to rush and hurry, indicating a sense of urgency. On the other hand, they are also advising Sal to slow down, implying the need for patience and caution. This answer implies that Sal is being pulled in two different directions, perhaps symbolizing the conflicting emotions or choices that Sal is facing.Rate this question:
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