The Pretty Pennies Picket
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___ is the author.
Explore the narrative of 'The Pretty Pennies Picket' by Bette Greene. This quiz assesses knowledge of the plot, setting, and characters, focusing on details like the story's location in Randolph County and key relationships. Ideal for enhancing comprehension and engagement with classic American literature.
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What county is the story set?
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The story is set in Randolph County.Rate this question:
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We have Wal-Mart today. This story has ____.
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The correct answer "Busy Bee" suggests that the story is filled with activity and energy, just like a busy bee. This implies that the story is likely to be fast-paced, eventful, and bustling with various events or actions taking place.Rate this question:
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Luther likes _____.
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Susan
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Esther
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Bonnie
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Ginny
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A. GinnyExplanation
Luther likes Ginny.Rate this question:
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Luther's sister is __.
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Ginny
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Beth
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Esther
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Susan
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A. BethExplanation
Based on the given information, Luther's sister is named Beth.Rate this question:
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Pretty Pennies are ___.
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Coins
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Girls
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Dogs
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Nice shiny dime pieces
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A. GirlsExplanation
Pretty Pennies are often used as a term to refer to girls, emphasizing their beauty and attractiveness. This phrase is commonly used in a playful or affectionate manner to compliment or describe girls.Rate this question:
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____ was suggesting that the pennies needed more exciting ideas and fun things to do at their meetings.
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BonnieExplanation
Bonnie was suggesting that the pennies needed more exciting ideas and fun things to do at their meetings.Rate this question:
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The girl who wanted more exciting and fun things to do when the pennies meet felt that perhaps the group needed a new ___.
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presidentExplanation
The girl who wanted more exciting and fun things to do when the pennies meet felt that perhaps the group needed a new president. This suggests that she believed a change in leadership would bring about the desired changes and make the group's activities more exciting and enjoyable. A new president could potentially bring fresh ideas, enthusiasm, and a different approach to organizing and planning activities, resulting in a more vibrant and engaging experience for the members.Rate this question:
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