Exploring Chapter 1-3 of Thunder

What is the setting of the story in Chapter 1?

• A bustling city during the late afternoon.

• A deserted island at sunset.

• A crowded marketplace in the evening.

• A small, quiet town during the early morning hours.

Who is the main character introduced in Chapter 1?

• The main character is introduced in Chapter 1.

• The main character is a supporting character.

• The main character is introduced in Chapter 2.

• The main character is not mentioned in Chapter 1.

Describe the relationship between Cassie and her brothers.

• Cassie has a protective and caring relationship with her brothers.

• Cassie has a distant and indifferent relationship with her brothers.

• Cassie often competes with her brothers for attention.

• Cassie is frequently at odds with her brothers over trivial matters.

What event occurs that highlights racial tensions in the community?

• A new park is built in the neighborhood.

• A local sports team wins a championship.

• A racially charged incident occurs.

• A community festival is organized.

How does the author depict the land owned by the Logans?

• The land is portrayed as a burden and a source of conflict for the Logans.

• The land is depicted as a source of pride and independence for the Logans.

• The land is depicted as a temporary possession with no real significance to the Logans.

• The land is described as unproductive and neglected by the Logans.

What is the significance of the school that the children attend?

• The school is significant for shaping children's education and development.

• The school is only important for socializing with friends.

• The school has no impact on children's future careers.

• The school is primarily a place for sports activities.

Identify a key theme introduced in these chapters.

• Complacency

• Isolation

• Defeat

• Resilience

How does Cassie's perspective on her family and community evolve?

• Cassie's perspective evolves from seeing her family and community as limiting to appreciating their strength and resilience.

• Cassie feels disconnected from her family and community without any change.

• Cassie thinks her community is a burden that holds her back.

• Cassie believes her family is perfect and has no flaws.

What role does Mama play in the children's lives?

• Mama is a strict disciplinarian in the children's lives.

• Mama plays a nurturing and guiding role in the children's lives.

• Mama is a distant figure who rarely interacts with the children.

• Mama primarily focuses on her career and neglects the children's needs.

What are some of the challenges faced by the Logan family in these chapters?

• Economic hardship, racial discrimination, and struggles to maintain their land.

• Cultural celebrations, friendships, and travel opportunities.

• Natural disasters, lack of transportation, and health issues.

• Access to quality education, family unity, and community support.