Walk Two Moons Test

What does Mrs. Winterbottom cook that reminds the main character of her mother?

• Steak

• Potato salad

• Mac and cheese

• Blackberry pie

Which event from the novel Walk Two Moons is the best example of an event from Sal's emotional (internal) journey?

• Sal flinches when Ben touches her. 

• 
  Sal's grandma is bitten by a snake.

• Sal visits Yellowstone National Park. 

• Sal goes to the police station with Phoebe. 

Which character's story from the novel Walk Two Moons best represents the main plot of the novel? 

• Phoebe's story

• Gram and Gramps's story

• Sal's story

• Sal's dad's story 

Which theme from the novel Walk Two Moons is conveyed by the tree that Sal sees in South Dakota that reminds her of the singing tree on the farm in Kentucky?

• guilt and blame

• past and memories

• view of America

• 
  love and anger

Which question about the novel Walk Two Moons is the best example of an interpretive question?

• • Where is Sal from originally?

• • What is the name of Mrs. Cadaver's twin brother? 

• • What influences how people handle grief?

• Why doesn't Sal's mother tell Sal goodbye before she leaves home?  

Explain the significance of the title "Walk Two Moons." What does it mean to you based on what you have read?

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What happens during Mr. Birkway's visit to Phoebe's home?

• He tells her about Mrs. Cadaver's story.

• He apologizes for reading the journals aloud.

• None of these.

• All of these.

What is the main theme of the novel 'Walk Two Moons'?

• A) Friendship and loyalty

• B) Grief and healing

• C) Adventure and discovery

• D) Courage and bravery

Who is the author of 'Walk Two Moons'?

• A) Sharon Creech

• B) Lois Lowry

• C) Katherine Paterson

• D) Judy Blume

What is the significance of the 'singing tree' in 'Walk Two Moons'?

• A) It represents Sal's connection to her mother.

• B) It symbolizes the journey of life.

• C) It is a place where Sal finds peace.

• D) It is a metaphor for friendship.