Walk Two Moons Final Review

What is Mrs. Cadaver's occupation?

• Nurse

• Farmer

• Teacher

• Secretary

What happens to Gram when her, Sal and Gramps stop their road trip and go for a swim in the river?

• They are robbed

• They are running late and need to get to Idaho soon

• Sal's grandmother gets bitten by a snake

• They get sunburned

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What do Sal and Phoebe do when they discover who the lunatic is?

• They tell the police

• They tell Phoebe's father

• They go to his university to find him

• They break into Mrs. Cadaver's house

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What was Sal's real name?

• Salamander Tree Hiddle

• Sugar Maple Tree

• Salamanca Tree Hiddle

• Seneca Maple Hiddle

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What does Sal draw when Mr. Birkway tells the class to draw their souls?

• a circle with a large maple leaf inside

• a heart with a tear

• a star falling from the sky

• a triangle with a tree inside

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What did Gram and Gramps do that got them arrested?

• They stole the back tires off a senator's car.

• Gramps was driving on the shoulder of the expressway.

• They accidentally purchased a stolen radio.

• Gramps ran over a police officer's foot.

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What is the relationship between Mrs. Cadaver and Sal's mom?

• They went to high school together.

• They became friends on the bus ride.

• Mrs. Cadaver was Chanhassen's nurse.

• They never met each other.

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What was the game that Gramps and Sal played on their way back from Idaho?

• the statue game

• the moccasin game

• truth or dare

• license plate game

Over the course of the novel, Sal’s emotional state regarding her mother’s story moves from

• jealousy to rage.

• denial to acceptance.

• sorrow to suspicion.

• peace to unrest.

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Read the following excerpt:

“[...] I heard a bird. It was singing a birdsong, a true, sweet birdsong. ... The birdsong came from the top of the willow and I did not want to look too closely, because I wanted it to be the tree that was singing. I kissed the willow. ‘Happy birthday,’ I said. In the sheriff’s car, I said, ‘She isn’t actually gone at all. She’s singing in the trees.’”

What does the tree’s song represent in this excerpt?

• Sal finally acknowledging and accepting her mother’s death

• Sal’s continued denial of her mother’s death

• Sal’s sadness and grief over her mother’s death

• The healing powers of nature

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