Watsons 13-15 Review

How did the mood change during the last three chapters (13-15)?

• It went from sad at the beginning of the book, to happy at the end.

• It went from serious at the beginning of the book, to scary at the end.

• It went from funny at the beginning of the book, to serious at the end.

• It went from tragic at the beginning of the book, to even more serious at the end.

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What does Byron's refusal to go to Collier's Landing tell us about him?

• He can't swim well.

• He is willing to change his behavior.

• He dislikes Kenny.

• He is a troublemaker who will never change.

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Why did Byron keep kissing the top of Kenny’s head at the end of Chapter 13?

• He was afraid that Kenny was trapped in the church.

• He knows Kenny has a headache and is trying to make him feel better.

• He is trying to convince Kenny not to tell his parents about the incident.

• He realized that Kenny could have actually died in the whirlpool.

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Why does Kenny encounter the “Wool Pooh” in both chapters 13 and 14?

• His favorite cartoon from his childhood is “Winnie the Pooh” so it makes him feel better.

• He has trouble accepting the tragic events in his life and blames it on a make-believe character.

• Byron told him about the “Wool Pooh” and he knows he can trust everything Byron says.

• Kenny likes swimming in the water, so he doesn’t care if he enters a “Wool Pool” or not.

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What does the Wool Pooh symbolize?

• Punishment

• Death

• Responsibility

• Fun

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In Chapter 14, what does Kenny do when he arrives at the church?

• He walks inside the church and sees all of the damage done by the bomb.

• He waits outside with his parents.

• He tries to help the firefighters.

• He turns around and runs back home.

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In paragraph #3 on page 184, Curtis writes, "He had on the same thing dad did, a T-shirt and pajama pants, but it looked like he was painting with red, red, paint." Why did the main "look" like he was painting with red, red, paint?

• The man was a sloppy painter.

• The man was covered in the child's blood.

• The man had on a bright, red shirt.

• The man spilled Kool Aid all over himself.

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Why doesn't Kenny want to look at Joetta when he returns to Grandma Sands' house after the bombing?

• He is afraid that she is dead and that the Wool Pooh has her.

• He is mad at her for disappearing.

• He knows she will be mad that he broke her shoe.

• He thinks she will tell on him.

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In chapter 15 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963, why did the Watson family come home early and leave on the night of the bombing?

• Their favorite show was on that night and Grandma Sands didn't have cable.

• They wanted to leave before Joetta found out about the bomb at their church.

• They were afraid Byron would act out and seek revenge.

• They wanted to beat traffic out of the city.

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Why did the Watsons injured pets get better when they went behind the couch?

• There were magic powers back there that healed them.

• Kenny would sneak them nourishing food.

• Joetta would go back there and take care of them.

• The quiet, dark silliness allowed them peace and rest.

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