The Relatives Came

Front

What did the relatives do to help during their visit?

Back

They fixed any broken things they could find.

Front

How can you tell that many relatives were visiting?

Back

There were people sleeping on the floors.

Front

What shows that the family was happy to see each other?

Back

The relatives hugged each other for hours.

Front

What phrase suggests that the places the relatives saw were different from Virginia?

Back

strange houses and different mountains

Front

What were the relatives thinking about while driving back to Virginia?

Back

their dark purple grapes.

Front

What is the main theme of 'The Relatives Came'?

Back

Family connections and the joy of reunions.

Front

How does the author describe the journey of the relatives?

Back

They drove all day long and into the night.

Front

What does the phrase 'almost purple grapes' imply?

Back

It suggests a longing for home and familiarity.

Front

Why is it significant that the relatives traveled a long way?

Back

It emphasizes the effort and importance of family visits.

Front

What can be inferred about the relatives' relationship?

Back

They have a close bond and enjoy spending time together.