Walk Two Moons Book Club Quiz

What are the main character traits of Salamanca Tree Hiddle?

• Lazy, timid, and indecisive

• Courageous, adventurous, and determined

• Boring, unadventurous, and lazy

• Rude, selfish, and dishonest

How does Salamanca's character change throughout the story?

• Salamanca remains the same throughout the story and does not change at all.

• Salamanca becomes more open and understanding as she learns about her mother's past and deals with her own grief.

• Salamanca becomes less open and understanding as she learns about her mother's past and deals with her own grief.

• Salamanca becomes more closed off and judgmental as she learns about her mother's past and deals with her own grief.

Describe the relationship between Salamanca and her grandparents.

• Salamanca has a tumultuous and hostile relationship with her grandparents.

• Salamanca has never met her grandparents.

• Salamanca has a distant and strained relationship with her grandparents.

• Salamanca has a very close and loving relationship with her grandparents.

What role does Phoebe Winterbottom play in the plot of the story?

• Best friend of the protagonist

• Antagonist of the story

• Mother of the protagonist

• Teacher at the protagonist's school

Summarize the main events that lead to Salamanca's journey to find her mother.

• Salamanca's trip to the beach

• Phoebe's journey to find her father

• Phoebe's disappearance, Salamanca's journey with her grandparents, and the stories she tells along the way.

• The history of the town they visit

Explain the significance of the setting in Bybanks, Kentucky to the story.

• Bybanks, Kentucky is where the main character discovers a hidden treasure.

• Bybanks, Kentucky is where the main character meets her long-lost twin sister.

• Bybanks, Kentucky is where the main character finds a magical portal to another world.

• Bybanks, Kentucky is the hometown of the main character and where her journey begins.

How does the setting of Euclid, Ohio impact the plot of the story?

• The setting has no impact on the plot

• The characters never interact with the setting

• The story could take place anywhere and it wouldn't make a difference

• It provides a specific location for the events to unfold and influences the characters' experiences and interactions.

Describe the significance of the setting of Lewiston, Idaho to the overall theme of the book.

• It has no significance to the overall theme of the book

• It represents a place of change and self-discovery for the main character.

• The setting is just a random choice by the author

• The main character never goes to Lewiston, Idaho

What does the setting of the story reveal about Salamanca's emotional journey?

• The setting of the story reveals Salamanca's emotional journey through the food she eats

• The setting of the story reveals Salamanca's emotional journey through the weather

• The setting of the story reveals Salamanca's emotional journey through the animals she encounters

• The setting of the story reveals Salamanca's emotional journey through the places she visits, the people she meets, and the experiences she has along the way.

How does the setting of the story contribute to the development of the characters?

• The setting is irrelevant to the characters' growth.

• The setting has no impact on the characters' development.

• The setting influences the characters' development.

• The characters are not affected by the setting.