The Watsons Go To Birmingham Chapters 3-5

Front

What can we infer about Larry Dunn based on Kenny's observations during Byron's 'movie'?

Back

Larry is poor.

Front

Why does Byron explain to Kenny and Joey that mama makes them wear layers of garments?

Back

People from Birmingham have thin blood and often freeze to death and have to be picked up by dump trucks.

Front

Who is the narrator of the story in 'The Watsons Go To Birmingham'?

Back

Kenny.

Front

What figurative language is used when Kenny compares himself to the sun and Byron to the orbiting Earth?

Back

It illustrates how Byron is moving around Kenny.

Front

What does Byron's behavior during the 'movie' suggest about his character?

Back

Byron is clever and knows how to manipulate situations.

Front

What is the significance of the layers of clothing in the story?

Back

It highlights the differences in climate and cultural practices between Michigan and Birmingham.

Front

How does Kenny feel about Byron's actions throughout the story?

Back

Kenny often feels a mix of admiration and frustration towards Byron.

Front

What role does humor play in the interactions between the Watson family members?

Back

Humor helps to lighten serious situations and shows the family's close bond.

Front

What does the character of Joetta represent in the story?

Back

Joetta represents innocence and the perspective of a younger sibling.

Front

How does the setting of Birmingham contrast with that of Flint, Michigan?

Back

Birmingham represents a warmer climate and different cultural experiences compared to Flint.