The Glass Castle: Parts I and II

The Glass Castle is considered a _____.

• biography

• satire

• memoir

• work of fiction

A written, factual account of someone's life is a

• biography

• satire

• memoir

• work of fiction

A memoir can focus on which of the following?

• A specific time period in someone's life

• A specific theme

• Both options are true

• Neither option is true

Part I of The Glass Castle was titled

• A Woman on the Street

• The Desert

• Phoenix

• Welch

Who was the woman on the street in Part I of The Glass Castle?

• Jeannette Walls

• Lori Walls

• Maureen Walls

• Rose Mary Walls

Part II of The Glass Castle was titled

• A Woman on the Street

• The Desert

• Phoenix

• Welch

Jeannette's earliest memory was

• Skedaddling from the trailer park

• Catching herself on fire

• dad talking about building the Glass Castle

• Falling out of the family car

The fact that fire is a recurring image/event makes it a(n)

• image

• motif

• allusion

• juxtaposition

How did Jeannette feel about the hospital when she stayed there at 3 years old?

• It was calm and quiet compared to home

• She didn't have to worry about having things like food

• The people were all very nice to her

• All of the above are true

The Glass Castle (the house, not the book) is a symbol of _____ for the Walls kids.

• Fear

• Bravery

• Love

• Hope