Walk Two Moons Ch. 39-44

On Page 233, Sal says about Mrs. Winterbottom, "She looked magnificent, but she did not look like Phoebe's mother." What is most likely the reason that she did not look like Sal's mother?

• She isn't really Phoebe's mother.

• She used to try to dress very respectably.

• She used to wear sneakers, not flat black shoes.

• She is going to Hollywood to become an actress.

On Page 241, Phoebe says to Sal, "It's a peculible world, Sal." Then she walks over and spits into the street. What does she most likely mean by that statement?

• It's a peculible world. We might as well accept it.

• It's a peculible world. Let's fight the craziness.

• It's a peculible world. I need a new family.

• It's a peculible world. Thanks to Mrs. Partridge.

Why is Chapter 40 important to the book?

• It introduces Mike Bickle.

• It shows how much Prudence misses her mother.

• It gives Gram something to think about.

• It wraps up Phoebe's story.

On Page 247, Sal says "In the course of a lifetime, there were some things that mattered." Why did Sal most likely say this?

• It matters that Gram is okay.

• It matters that Gramps stays with Gram.

• It matters that Sal completes her journey.

• It matters that Sal gets back to Euclid.

Which of the following at Sal's mom's grave does NOT connect to Sal's past with her mother?

• the caretaker's house

• the "singing tree"

• Sal kissing the tree

• the maple tree on the gravestone

Who was Mrs. Cadaver's friend first?

• Sal

• Sal's grandparents

• Sal's dad

• Sal's mom

Based on the first paragraph on Page 258, why does Sal need to go to Lewiston?

• Mrs. Cadaver cannot be trusted.

• Sal has to see for herself that her mom is dead.

• She wants to go for one last walk with her mom.

• Lewiston is known for its delicious cheeseburgers.

Why does Gramps's saying about the marriage bed take on a new meaning at the end of Chapter 43?

• Because the bed is super lumpy.

• Because his gooseberry is not there with him.

• Because his chickabiddy is in jail.

• Because it's the last night before they head home.

Why do you think Gloria never returns after her first visit with Gramps?

• Bybanks is far from her home.

• She has a bad headache during her first visit.

• She no longer has feelings for Gramps.

• All Gramps talks about is Gram during her first visit.

What is most likely the reason Sal ends the book by saying, "Huzza, huzza"?

• In loving memory of Gram.

• Life is good but difficult.

• Life is difficult but good.

• Let's get this party started.