Crispin Ch 22-23

What does Bear do that causes Crispin to become very angry with him?

• Bear ties Crispin to a tree while he fetches them food.

• Bear hits Crispin after Crispin insults Bear.

• Bear reveals that he has been hiding food from Crispin because he didn't want to share.

• Bear tries to sell Crispin to a friend from a nearby village.

What meal do Bear and Crispin enjoy together?

• Gruel

• Rabbit

• Apples

• Stale bread

Which detail shows that Crispin's life with Bear is better than his life had been in the village of Stromford?

• "...now you can see that for good or ill, I always keep my word."

• "...more meat than I had consumed at one time in my entire life..."

• "To feed us, I've put both our lives in jeopardy."

• "My uneasiness had just begun to subside..."

Crispin has a hard time talking about himself and sharing details about his life, but when Bear asks him, he feels he must. Why?

• If he doesn't, Bear will beat him.

• He is lonely and misses talking to his mother.

• He has no one else he can trust.

• Bear is now his master, so he must obey.

Who does Crispin NOT talk to Bear about in chapters 22 & 23?

• His mother & father

• Lord Furnival

• Goodwife Peregrine

• John Aycliffe

At the end of Chapter 23, what does Bear wants Crispin to tell him?

• What his surname (last name) is

• How old he is

• How he became a wolf's head

• What he wants to do with his life

What kind of sentence is this?

Since no one had ever asked me about my mother, it was difficult to know where to begin.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

What kind of sentence is this?

With few supplies, he made a fire.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

What kind of sentence is this?

He had a great grin on his red-bearded face when he came into view.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

What kind of sentence is this?

He pulled a twist of rope from his bag, and he proceeded to tie my hands behind the tree.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex