Walk Two Moons quiz Chapters 1-10

When she first arrives, how does Sal feel about Euclid, Ohio?

• Frightened and overwhelmed by its size

• Excited at the chance to meet new people and see a new place

• Repelled by its uniformity and smallness

• Guilty, thinking that her presence there is a betrayal to her mother

How does Mrs. Partridge tell people’s ages?

• By looking closely at their faces

• By feeling their faces with her hands

• By listening to the timbre of their voices

• By looking closely at their hands

Why does Mrs. Winterbottom sniffle and cry so much?

• She is allergic to their dog.

• She feels that she leads an insignificant life.

• She suspects that her husband wants to divorce her.

• She is worried about Prudence.

Who is the protagonist in the story?

• Phoebe Winterbottom

• Salamanca Tree Hiddle

• Margaret Cadaver

• Mary Lou Finney

Which point of view is most evident in Walk Two Moons?

• first person

• third person limited

• third person omniscient

• none of the above

Phoebe describes Margaret’s voice as “raspy dead leaves.” What type of figurative language is that called?

• metaphor

• simile

• personification

• alliteration

Which is NOT an internal conflict Sal is coping with?

• Sal misses her mother and longs for her to come back

• Sal is upset she has to move away from Bybanks, Kentucky

• Sal is scared of Phoebe Winterbottom

• Sal is unhappy about her dad’s relationship with Ms. Cadaver

What can you infer about Gramps from the following passage? “Excuse me,” Gramps said gallantly. “I believe I see a damsel in some distress,” and off he marched to her rescue.

• He is doing this to upset Gram.

• He is a gentleman willing to help others.

• He likes to use words Sal doesn’t know.

• He is only helping to make himself feel good.

Which character traits best describe Phoebe Winterbottom?

• creative and outgoing

• funny and immature

• athletic and serious

• shy and imaginative

Use context clues to determine the meaning of the underlined word. Gramps said, “Gloria? Is she the one who told you not to marry me? Is she the one who said I would be your ruination?”

• hero

• downfall

• enemy

• friend