Exploring Chapter 15 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham--1963

The Watsons return to Flint after a traumatic event in Birmingham. Kenny struggles with his emotions and hides behind the couch, a place he and his siblings call the 'Watson Pet Hospital'. Byron discovers Kenny's hiding spot and offers support, helping him confront his feelings about the church bombing. Through Byron's guidance, Kenny begins to understand and heal from the experience.

What did the police believe about the church bombing?

• Two white men drove by in a car and threw it.

• It was an accident.

• It was dropped by an airplane.

• It was a natural disaster.

Where did Kenny go to hide and reflect?

• Behind the church

• Behind the couch

• In the basement

• In the attic

What did Byron call the space behind the couch?

• The Magic Corner

• The World Famous Watson Pet Hospital

• The Healing Spot

• The Secret Hideout

How did Kenny's parents react to his behavior after the bombing?

• They sent him away.

• They were worried about him.

• They were angry with him.

• They ignored him.

What did Byron do to help Kenny feel better?

• He ignored him.

• He took him to a doctor.

• He scolded him.

• He spent time with him and talked to him.

What did Kenny feel ashamed about?

• Not being brave enough

• Not saving Joey

• Not helping his parents

• Not doing well in school

What did Byron say about the concept of magic powers?

• They are only for animals.

• They are just made-up nonsense.

• They are real and can help.

• They are only for children.

What realization did Kenny come to about his family?

• They were angry with him.

• They didn't care about him.

• They were always there to support him.

• They were too busy for him.

What did Kenny decide to do after his conversation with Byron?

• Ignore his family

• Stop hiding and face his feelings

• Run away from home

• Stay behind the couch forever

What did Kenny think about the existence of angels and magic powers?

• They were real and powerful.

• They were just stories.

• They existed in the way his family showed love.

• They were only for animals.