Watsons Go to Birmingham ch 6-10

What song does Kenny choose to play on the new sound system in the car?

• Under the Boardwalk

• Yakety Yak

• Nat King Cole

Why does Byron throw up?

• He ate too many Swedish cremes.

• He ate a bad apple.

• He killed a bird.

• Kenny killed a bird.

What are the Watsons going to Birmingham?

• To visit Grandma Sands

• To visit Grandma Sands and leave Byron behind

• To visit Grandma Sands and leave Kenny behind

• To visit Grandma Sands because they haven't seen her in a long time

What is so important about Momma's notebook?

• She planned out the trip because they needed to make frequent bathroom stops.

• She planned out the trip because they don't have Google or Apple maps.

• She planned out the trip to make sure they see the best roadside attractions.

• She planned out the trip to make sure they stay within budget because they do not have extra money to spare.

What character development do we see in Byron because he throws up?

• He's not as cool headed as he pretends to be.

• He does not have a strong stomach.

• He has a conscience and feels guilty about killing the bird.

• None of the above.

How does Momma feel about the Ultra-Glide?

• Concerned that it is not in their budget.

• Really happy because she and her husband can sit in the car and have some alone time listening to music away from the kids.

• Excited to listen to her song.

• She does not like it.

How do the kids know when Momma is irritated?

• She doesn't like to repeat herself.

• She speaks quickly and in a Southern accent.

• She covers her mouth.

• She repeats it once and then gets quiet.

What does the quote "Death row prisoner number five forty-one, you have a visitor?" say about Kenny?

• He is really clever.

• He likes to quote books.

• He likes to quote TV shows.

• He likes to irritate his brother.

What does it mean to have "flown the coop"?

• Leave the chicken house

• Leave the house

• Learn to fly

• Leave town

"I could kill Joey for how she opens presents..." is what kind of figurative language?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Hyperbole

• Personification