Walk Two Moons-Chapters 11-15

Front

What does the imagery in the sentence 'The hot air pressed against my face, and my hair was like a hot, heavy blanket draped on my neck and back' contribute to the story?

Back

It shows the discomfort Sal is feeling due to the weather in South Dakota.

Front

What is the meaning of the word 'malevolent' as used in the context of Christy and Megan's actions towards Mary Lou?

Back

Hateful.

Front

What is the main conflict described in chapter 15 of 'Walk Two Moons'?

Back

Gram gets bit by a snake.

Front

What phrase does Gramps say every night when he and Grams are not at home?

Back

"Well, this ain't our marriage bed, but it will do."

Front

Why does Sal suspect that everyone will leave her in chapter 11?

Back

She feels that everyone will leave her just like her mother has left her.

Front

What literary device is used in the phrase 'hot air pressed against my face'?

Back

Imagery.

Front

How does Sal's perception of abandonment influence her relationships with others in the story?

Back

Sal's fear of abandonment makes her wary of forming close relationships.

Front

What role does the setting of South Dakota play in the narrative of 'Walk Two Moons'?

Back

The setting reflects Sal's emotional state and contributes to the themes of discomfort and change.

Front

What does the character of Gramps symbolize in Sal's journey?

Back

Gramps symbolizes resilience and the importance of family support.

Front

How does the conflict with Gram's snake bite serve as a turning point in the story?

Back

It heightens the tension and forces Sal to confront her fears.