Walk Two Moons Chapters 10-11

Front

What does Gramps claim about his war experience?

Back

Gramps claims he is a World War II veteran with German shrapnel in his leg to avoid paying for a parking meter.

Front

What is a phrase that Gram loves to say?

Back

"Huzza Huzza" is a phrase that Gram loves to say.

Front

What whispers does Sal continuously hear?

Back

Sal continuously hears the whispers: rush, hurry, rush.

Front

What does Sal's mom frequently send her in the mail?

Back

Sal's mom frequently sends her postcards in the mail.

Front

What nickname does Ben use for Phoebe?

Back

Ben calls Phoebe "Free Bee."

Front

What is the significance of Gramps's war injury in the story?

Back

Gramps's war injury serves as a humorous excuse to avoid paying for parking, showcasing his character's personality.

Front

How does Sal feel about the postcards from her mom?

Back

Sal has mixed feelings about the postcards from her mom, as they remind her of her absence.

Front

What does the phrase "rush, hurry, rush" symbolize in Sal's journey?

Back

The phrase symbolizes Sal's feelings of urgency and anxiety throughout her journey.

Front

Why is the character of Gramps important in the story?

Back

Gramps provides comic relief and wisdom, contrasting with the more serious themes of the story.

Front

What role do the whispers play in Sal's experience?

Back

The whispers reflect Sal's internal struggles and the pressure she feels during her journey.