Roll Of Thunder, Hear My Cry Chapter 3

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The correct answer is "The night riders lit him afire." This suggests that John Henry Berry was set on fire by a group of individuals known as the night riders. This implies a violent and potentially fatal attack on him.

Papa says, "In this family, we don't shop at the Wallace store" because he believes that the children will get themselves into trouble if they go there. He mentions that there is drinking at the Wallace store, implying that it is not a safe environment for the children. This suggests that Papa wants to protect his children and keep them away from potentially harmful situations.

The Logan children are afraid someone saw them sabotage the bus. This is evident from the context of the question, where Mr. Avery comes by the house to talk to Mama and Big Ma. The children had previously planned and executed the sabotage of the bus, so it is natural for them to be afraid that someone might have witnessed their actions and could potentially expose them. This fear is a result of their involvement in the act and the consequences they might face if their actions are discovered.

After the incident with the bus, Stacey asks his siblings to go to the toolshed at lunchtime. This suggests that Stacey has a plan or something important to discuss with his siblings, and he wants to meet them at the toolshed during lunchtime to do so. The toolshed may provide a private and secluded space for them to talk without being interrupted or overheard. This choice also implies that the toolshed holds significance or relevance to the situation at hand.

Mr. Avery gave the reason that the night riders were out at night when they think blacks have gotten out of line. This suggests that the night riders were a group of individuals who would take action against black people if they believed they had behaved inappropriately or deviated from societal norms. This explanation implies that the night riders used fear and intimidation as a means to control the behavior of black individuals, reinforcing racial hierarchy and oppression.

The correct answer is "jump into the muddy bank" because when the school bus passes them on the road in the rain, the Logan children most likely choose to jump into the muddy bank as a playful response to the passing bus. This action is in line with the behavior of children who enjoy playing in the rain and splashing in puddles.

Cassie saw the sheriff, nightriders, and the Wallace children as they drove up on their land looking at their house.