Exploring Walk Two Moons Chapters 41-44

The story follows a journey of reflection and discovery. After Graham suffers a stroke, the narrator reflects on past events and family dynamics while waiting at the hospital. The journey to Lewiston reveals the site of a tragic bus crash, leading to a deeper understanding of loss and memory. Gramps' grief over Graham's passing is palpable, and the return to By Banks brings closure and new beginnings. The narrative explores themes of love, loss, and the importance of memories.

What did Gramps insist on doing while Graham underwent tests?

• Going home

• Staying by her side

• Waiting in the lobby

• Talking to the doctor

What did the narrator wonder about Graham's stroke?

• If it was a genetic condition

• If it was because of stress

• If it was due to old age

• If it was caused by the snake bite

What did the narrator do after studying the map in the car?

• Went back to the hospital

• Started the car and drove

• Called her father

• Fell asleep

What did the man at the overlook tell the narrator about the bus accident?

• Only one person survived

• No one survived

• It was a minor accident

• It happened last week

What did the narrator find at the end of the trail near the bus?

• A broken tree

• A shiny metallic object

• A lost dog

• A hidden path

What did the sheriff do after hearing the narrator's story?

• Called her father

• Left her at the overlook

• Took her to jail

• Drove her to her mother's grave

What did the narrator learn from the note Gramps left her?

• Graham was recovering

• Gramps was leaving

• Graham had died

• They were moving to a new place

What did Gramps do with Graham's belongings?

• Left them at the hospital

• Packed them in his suitcase

• Gave them away

• Threw them away

Where is Graham buried?

• In a private plot

• Near the hospital

• In the aspen grove

• In a city cemetery

What game do the narrator and Gramps play while driving?

• The memory game

• The singing game

• The moccasin game

• The guessing game