Walk Two Moons Test

Why does Sal need to get to Lewiston by her mother’s birthday?

• Because she missed her previous birthday, and she feels the need to make up for it this year

• Because Sal and Chanhassen have a special birthday tradition they’ve done every year since Sal was born.

• She believes if there’s any chance of bringing her mother back, it would be on her birthday.

• Chanhassen is throwing a party, and Sal wants to be there.

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The only survivor in the bus accident was

   

• Mrs. Partridge

• Mrs. Cadaver

• Sal’s mom

• Mrs. Winterbottom

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Which of the following characters was leaving the notes on the Winterbottom’s porch?

    

• Mary Lou Finney

• Mr. Birkway

• Mike Bickle

• Mrs. Partridge

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In the end, the lunatic turned out to be:

   

• Mrs. Winterbottom’s biological son, Mike Bickle  

• Tom Fleet, Mr. Birkway’s son

• Ben’s older brother, Mike Bickle

• Mrs. Partridge’s son, Tom Fleet

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How are Sal and Phoebe similar to each other?

• They both have a crush on Ben.

• Their lives reflect each other’s, and their paths are intertwined.

• They are both excessively dramatic and judgmental.

• They both have fathers who left them.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

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Which is NOT a saying written on one of the messages the Winterbottoms received?

     

• You can’t stop the birds of sadness from flying over your head, but you can prevent them from nesting in your hair.

• Everyone has his own agenda.

• The journey of a thousand miles begins with a first step.

• In the course of a lifetime, what does it matter?

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What event did the following evidence foreshadow? “I, Salamanca Tree Hiddle, was afraid of lots and lots of things. For example, I was terrified of car accidents, death, cancer, brain tumors, nuclear war, pregnant women, loud noises, strict teachers, elevators, and scads of other things.”

    

• Gram being bitten by a snake.

• Sal’s friendship with Phoebe.

• Phoebe’s mother leaving.

• Sal’s mother’s death in a bus accident.

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What event did the following evidence foreshadow? “He (Gramps) had taught me to drive his old pickup truck when I was eleven.  We used to ride around on the dirt roads on their farm.  I drove, he smoked his pipe and told stories.”

• Sal driving herself to the place where her mother died.

• The trip Sal takes with her Grandparents.

• Sal and Phoebe finding Phoebe’s mother.

• Sal and her father moving back to Bybanks.

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Which example of text evidence BEST supports the following claim? Sal knew from the beginning of the story that her mother died, but she had not been able to admit it to herself.

• “...and it was only then, when I saw the stone and her name – Chanhassen “Sugar” Pickford Hiddle – and the engraving of the tree, that I knew, by myself and for myself, that she was not coming back” (253).

•   “The reason that Phoebe’s story reminds me of that plaster wall and the hidden fireplace is that beneath Phoebe’s story was another one. Mine” (3).

• “I had not mentioned my mother to anyone, not even Phoebe, except for the one time Phoebe had asked about her and I had only said she didn’t live with us” (61).

• “My mother especially liked Indian stories.  She knows about thunder gods, earth-makers, wise crows, sly coyotes, and shadow souls.  Her favorite stories were those about people who came back, after death, as a bird, a river, or a horse” (108).

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Which event did the following evidence foreshadow? “Dad said that if they tried to go on their own, he would save everyone a lot of time and embarrassment by calling the police and having them arrested before they even left the driveway. It might sound a bit extreme for a man to call the police on his tottery old parents, but when my grandparents got in a car, trouble just naturally followed them like a filly trailing behind a mare.”

• Gram getting bitten by a snake.

• Gramps destroying the young woman’s car while trying to help her fix it.

• Gramps makes up a story about having shrapnel in his leg in order to get away with not paying for parking.

•   All of the above.

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