Sarah, Plain and Tall Comprehension

Front

What is the main reason Caleb found it easier to talk to Sarah than Papa or Anna?

Back

Caleb was younger and less shy.

Front

How did Anna and Caleb know that the wagon was approaching?

Back

They saw a yellow bonnet.

Front

What narrative perspective is used in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

Back

The story is told from a first-person perspective, specifically from Anna's point of view.

Front

Which character in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall' uses the pronouns 'I', 'me', and 'my' to narrate the story?

Back

Anna is the character who uses 'I', 'me', and 'my'.

Front

In what way did Sarah compare the plains to the sea?

Back

Sarah thought the plains had land that rolled like waves in the sea.

Front

What is the significance of the yellow bonnet in the story?

Back

The yellow bonnet signifies the arrival of Sarah and is a key moment for Anna and Caleb.

Front

How does Anna's character contribute to the story's perspective?

Back

Anna's first-person narration provides insight into her thoughts and feelings about Sarah and their family dynamics.

Front

What themes are explored in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

Back

Themes include family, belonging, and the contrast between land and sea.

Front

How does the setting of the plains influence the characters' experiences?

Back

The vastness and beauty of the plains shape the characters' emotions and their sense of home.

Front

What role does the character of Papa play in the story?

Back

Papa is a central figure who represents the challenges of single parenthood and the need for companionship.