Jeannette's Fire Incident Quiz

What injury does Jeannette sustain while cooking hot dogs?

• A broken arm

• Severe burns

• A deep cut

• A head injury

How old is Jeannette when the fire incident occurs?

• 5

• 7

• 3

• 6

What is Rex Walls' reaction to Jeannette's hospitalization?

• He is indifferent.

• He orchestrates her escape from the hospital.

• He leaves her in the hospital for weeks.

• He confronts the hospital staff aggressively.

What does the fire symbolize for Jeannette early in the book?

• Danger and fear

• Adventure and independence

• Destruction and recklessness

• Warmth and safety

Why does the family frequently move from place to place?

• They enjoy traveling.

• To escape creditors and the law.

• For Rex's job opportunities.

• To seek better schools for the children.

What term does the Walls family use to describe their sudden relocations?

• "Packing up the dream"

• "Doing the skedaddle"

• "The big escape"

• "On the move"

What does Jeannette’s mother, Rose Mary, prioritize over traditional parenting?

• Teaching her children survival skills

• Freedom and creativity

• Stability and safety

• Financial security

How does Jeannette feel about her parents during this section of the book?

• She admires their adventurous spirit but also feels confused by their actions.

• She is angry and resentful toward them.

• She feels entirely safe and happy with their parenting.

• She wants to leave her family behind.

What does Jeannette learn about herself after the fire incident?

• She is resilient and resourceful.

• She is fearful and hesitant.

• She is entirely dependent on her parents.

• She wants to avoid fire forever.

What does the Walls family’s frequent moves suggest about their lifestyle?

• They value stability and security.

• They prioritize freedom over structure.

• They are searching for financial success.

• They want to settle in one perfect place.