Exploring Walk Two Moons: Chapters 1-5

Who is the narrator of the story in the first five chapters?

• The narrator is an omniscient being.

• The narrator is a secondary character.

• The narrator is a minor character.

• The narrator is the main character.

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What is the significance of the character Salamanca Tree Hiddle's journey?

• The journey focuses on her friendship with a talking animal.

• Salamanca's journey is solely about her love for nature.

• The significance of Salamanca Tree Hiddle's journey lies in her quest for identity and understanding of her family's legacy.

• Salamanca travels to find a hidden treasure in the forest.

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Describe the relationship between Salamanca and her grandparents.

• Salamanca rarely communicates with her grandparents.

• Salamanca has a distant and formal relationship with her grandparents.

• Salamanca dislikes spending time with her grandparents.

• Salamanca has a close and loving relationship with her grandparents.

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What event prompts Salamanca to travel to Idaho?

• A family reunion in New Mexico.

• A school trip to Washington.

• The death of Salamanca's mother.

• A job offer in California.

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How does Salamanca's mother influence her thoughts and feelings throughout these chapters?

• Salamanca's mother encourages her to forget about family and move on.

• Salamanca's mother has no impact on her journey.

• Salamanca's mother influences her by shaping her memories, emotions, and understanding of family, driving her journey and reflections.

• Salamanca's mother only influences her through financial support.

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What role does the character Phoebe play in Salamanca's life?

• Phoebe is a rival to Salamanca.

• Phoebe is a mentor to Salamanca.

• Phoebe plays a supportive role in Salamanca's life.

• Phoebe is an antagonist in Salamanca's story.

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Identify a key theme introduced in the first five chapters.

• Isolation

• Belonging

• Identity

• Tradition

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What does Salamanca learn about storytelling from her grandmother?

• Storytelling is a way to manipulate others' emotions.

• Storytelling should be kept private and not shared.

• Storytelling is only for entertainment purposes.

• Storytelling is a means of connection and sharing experiences.

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How does the setting impact the narrative in these chapters?

• The setting significantly impacts the narrative by influencing characters' behaviors, emotions, and the overall mood of the story.

• The setting is irrelevant to the overall plot progression.

• The setting has no effect on the characters' development.

• The setting only serves as a backdrop with no emotional significance.

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What are some of the challenges Salamanca faces during her journey?

• Financial struggles

• Emotional trauma, family dynamics, physical obstacles.

• Cultural misunderstandings

• Weather conditions

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