Granddaddy's Turn MyView Unit 3.2

Front

What significant event was Granddaddy preparing for in the story?

Back

Granddaddy was preparing to vote for the first time.

Front

What sounds did the little boy wake up to every morning?

Back

The little boy woke up to the sounds of a rooster and a tractor.

Front

How did Granddaddy exhibit his character while waiting in line to vote?

Back

Granddaddy was very patient as they waited in line to vote.

Front

Who narrates the story?

Back

The narrator of the story is the boy.

Front

What did the boy think they might be walking to?

Back

The boy thought they might be walking to the county fair.

Front

What is the importance of voting in the context of the story?

Back

Voting represents a significant civic duty and a rite of passage for Granddaddy.

Front

How does the setting (morning sounds) contribute to the story's atmosphere?

Back

The morning sounds create a rural and nostalgic atmosphere, reflecting the boy's childhood.

Front

What does Granddaddy's patience symbolize in the story?

Back

Granddaddy's patience symbolizes wisdom and the importance of civic engagement.

Front

What role does the boy's perspective play in the narrative?

Back

The boy's perspective provides innocence and curiosity, highlighting the significance of the voting experience.

Front

How does the mention of the county fair relate to the themes of the story?

Back

The county fair represents community and celebration, contrasting with the serious act of voting.