Walk Two Moons Comprehension Check Chapters 15-22

Front

What does it mean to 'catch a fish in the air'?

Back

You are getting your hopes so high, but there is no possibility that it's going to happen.

Front

How does the imagery of hot air on Sal's face contribute to the story?

Back

It shows the discomfort Sal is feeling due to the weather in South Dakota.

Front

What is one of Sal's last memories of her mom?

Back

She refused to go on a walk in the fields with her mom.

Front

What did Sal do to her mother's hair?

Back

She hid it.

Front

What does Sal's dad mean when he says, 'A person isn't a bird. You can't cage a person.'?

Back

He is trying to explain to Sal why he didn't try to stop her mom from leaving.

Front

What is the significance of Sal's memories in the story?

Back

They reflect her feelings of loss and longing for her mother.

Front

How does Sal's relationship with her father change throughout the story?

Back

It evolves as they both cope with their loss and learn to communicate better.

Front

What role does nature play in Sal's journey?

Back

Nature serves as a backdrop for her emotional journey and personal growth.

Front

How does the author use symbolism in 'Walk Two Moons'?

Back

Symbolism is used to represent themes of loss, love, and the search for identity.

Front

What does Sal learn about forgiveness by the end of the story?

Back

She learns that forgiveness is essential for healing and moving forward.