Journeys: Sarah, Plain and Tall Grammar

How does the author include this detail in the story? 
Sarah said, "later," Caleb whispered to me as we spread his hair about.  "Sarah will stay."

• to show readers that Caleb is looking for signs that Sarah will stay

• to show readers that Caleb want to help animals have a warm place in the winter

• to show readers that Caleb wants Sarah to stay, but Anna does not want her to stay

• to show readers that Caleb is worried Sarah will return to Maine

What is the main theme of 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

• Family and belonging

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

• Science and technology

Which word best describes Sarah in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

• Timid

• Outgoing

• Mysterious

• Independent

What is the setting of 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

• A bustling city

• A quiet farm

• A coastal village

• A mountain town

Which literary device is used when Sarah describes the sea in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What does Sarah bring with her from Maine in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

• A cat

• A dog

• A bird

• A rabbit

How does Caleb feel about Sarah's arrival in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Angry

• Confused

What does the word 'plain' in the title 'Sarah, Plain and Tall' signify?

• Sarah's appearance

• Sarah's personality

• Sarah's background

• Sarah's profession

Which character in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall' is most hopeful about Sarah staying?

• Anna

• Caleb

• Papa

• Maggie

What is a major conflict in 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

• Sarah's struggle to adapt to farm life

• Caleb's fear of storms

• Anna's dislike of animals

• Papa's financial troubles