Zane and the Hurricane Chapters 1-11

Front

What is the main reason Zane's mom calls him in New Orleans?

Back

She calls every day to check in but is becoming more concerned about the hurricane in the Atlantic.

Front

How do Zane and Miss Trissy plan to evacuate New Orleans?

Back

They are taking the 'church bus' with the pastor.

Front

What alerted the people in the canoe to Zane's presence?

Back

The girl heard Bandy.

Front

What causes Zane to change his opinion about Miss Trissy?

Back

She referred to him as a 'great gift' and his dog seemed to like her.

Front

Why does Zane move Bandy to the vent?

Back

To get him cooler air because he seems to be overheating.

Front

What is the significance of the hurricane in the story?

Back

The hurricane serves as a catalyst for the events that unfold, impacting the characters' decisions and actions.

Front

How does Zane's relationship with his dog, Bandy, influence his decisions?

Back

Zane's concern for Bandy's well-being affects his actions, such as moving him to a cooler spot.

Front

What role does community play in Zane and Miss Trissy's evacuation?

Back

The church community provides support and resources, such as the church bus for evacuation.

Front

How does Zane's perception of Miss Trissy evolve throughout the story?

Back

Zane initially has reservations about Miss Trissy but grows to appreciate her kindness and support.

Front

What emotional challenges does Zane face during the hurricane?

Back

Zane experiences anxiety about his safety, concern for his mom, and the well-being of Bandy.