The Great Gilly Hopkins

Front

What is the primary form of communication that Gilly uses in the novel?

Back

Letters.

Front

What is Mr. Randolph's chief ailment?

Back

Blindness.

Front

What is Gilly's sole motivation throughout the novel?

Back

To get back to her real mother.

Front

What sickness do Mrs. Trotter, William, and Mr. Randolph come down with at Thanksgiving?

Back

The flu.

Front

What is the name of Gilly's new foster mother?

Back

Mrs. Trotter.

Front

What does Gilly think about foster homes?

Back

She believes they are temporary and often disappointing.

Front

How does Gilly feel about her real mother?

Back

She has a strong desire to reunite with her.

Front

What is the setting of 'The Great Gilly Hopkins'?

Back

Various foster homes and a school.

Front

Who is Gilly's best friend in the novel?

Back

Gilly does not have a best friend; she struggles to connect with others.

Front

What lesson does Gilly learn by the end of the story?

Back

The importance of family and belonging.