Summer of the Monkeys (Chapter 17, pgs. 245-252)

What caused Jay Berry to glance down to the raw, red wound of his pony's leg?

• The sound of the Old Man of the Mountains telling him to take the pony back.

• Listening to Daisy's clear voice ringing out over the valley.

• Hearing grandpa telling him not to buy a horse.

• Listening to Rowdy bawl about the horse's hurt hoof.

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Why couldn't Jay Berry buy the pony?

• Mama and Papa told him not to.

• Jay Berry didn't have enough money.

• Every time he got on her back he'd think about his little sister and her crippled let.

• Grandpa wanted him to use the money to buy him supplies at the shop.

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What made Jay Berry feel a little bit better after returning his horse?

• Jay Berry felt better because grandpa gave him another sack of candy.

• Jay Berry felt better because papa said he'd buy him a horse.

• Jay Berry felt better when Rowdy licked his face.

• Jay Berry felt better after having a good cry.

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What did Jay Berry do with papa for the first time in his life?

• Jay Berry shook his papa's hand.

• Jay Berry helped his dad find Sally Gooden.

• Jay Berry helped his dad find Gandy.

• Jay Berry helped his dad in the anvil shop.

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