Summer of the Monkeys (Chapter 16, pgs. 229-236)

What seemed to happen every Bible-reading night?

• Jay Berry fell asleep.

• Daisy and Jay Berry got in an argument.

• Daisy hit Jay Berry with her crutch.

• Papa and mama always got in an argument.

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Why didn't Jay Berry sleep very well that night?

• He was dreaming all night.

• Daisy kept waking him up.

• Rowdy bawled all night.

• The Old Man of the Mountains kept waking him up.

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What event was just about as rare as seeing a white blackbird on the Lee farm.

• The monkeys playing with Rowdy.

• Rowdy being afraid of other animals.

• A car passing their home.

• Daisy playing with Rowdy.

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What event gave Jay Berry a wonderful feeling?

• Papa being proud of him.

• Daisy telling him how great of a brother he was.

• Rowdy licking his face.

• Shaking hands with the Johnson Brothers.

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What was Jay Berry's reaction when he saw the wad of money?

• He took the money and ran to grandpa's store.

• He gave the money to Daisy.

• His eyes almost popped out of his head.

• He started crying.

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How was Jay Berry feeling as he watched the truck disappear in the distance.

• He felt as happy as he has ever felt in his life.

• He was mad that the monkeys were gone.

• He was sad and lonely.

• He was irritated because the Johnson brothers didn't give him more money.

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