Roll Of Thunder, Hear My Cry: Chapters 10-12

TJ wanted to steal a pearl-handled pistol from the Mercantile.

R.W. and Melvin hurt TJ.

Pick the answer that best fits the blank.

Papa broke his leg because it was crushed by the wagon.

Uncle Hammer sold his Packard to get money for the Logans. This suggests that the Packard was a valuable possession that he was willing to part with in order to support the family. Selling the car would have provided a significant amount of money, indicating the urgency and importance of the Logans' financial needs.

The statement is false because there is no mention or indication in the given sentence that Uncle Hammer raided the Simmses' house and shot Miz Lillian Jean. The sentence only states that Uncle Hammer heard about what they did to Cassie, but it does not provide any information about his actions or intentions.

The given statement suggests that Papa intends to pay off the land so that the children can have their own land as they grow up. This implies that Papa wants to ensure that the children have a stable and secure future by owning their own land. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

Papa started the fire in the cotton field to avoid the hangings. This suggests that there was a threat of punishment or violence, possibly from Harlan Granger, if Papa did not take action. By burning the cotton field, Papa may have been trying to prevent any reason for Harlan Granger to take his land or carry out the hangings.

Uncle Hammer's arrival at the Revival just as Cassie started to eat indicates that the statement is true. This suggests that Uncle Hammer's presence coincided with Cassie's action of beginning to eat, implying that he arrived at the Revival at that specific moment.

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