Walk Two Moons Test

Front

What type of conflict is present in Sal’s story?

Back

Character vs. Society, Character vs. Character, Internal conflict, All of the above.

Front

How are Sal and Phoebe similar to each other?

Back

Their lives reflect each other’s, and their paths are intertwined.

Front

Who is the lunatic revealed to be in the end?

Back

Mrs. Winterbottom’s biological son, Mike Bickle.

Front

Which character was leaving the notes on the Winterbottom’s porch?

Back

Mrs. Partridge.

Front

What event does the evidence about Gramps teaching Sal to drive foreshadow?

Back

Sal driving herself to the place where her mother died.

Front

Define 'internal conflict' in literature.

Back

A struggle occurring within a character's mind, often involving emotions or decisions.

Front

What is the significance of character relationships in 'Walk Two Moons'?

Back

They reflect themes of connection, loss, and understanding.

Front

Explain the role of foreshadowing in a story.

Back

Foreshadowing is a literary device used to give hints or clues about what will happen later in the story.

Front

What does the character of Sal represent in the story?

Back

Sal represents the journey of self-discovery and the impact of family relationships.

Front

Identify a theme present in 'Walk Two Moons'.

Back

The theme of searching for identity and understanding one's past.