Exploring Chapter 9 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham

Mrs. Let's reads Chapter 9 of 'The Watsons Go to Birmingham'. The chapter covers Kenny's conversation with his dad about Byron's impending trip to Alabama as a consequence of his behavior. Dad explains the importance of Byron understanding the world and the challenges he might face. Mrs. Davidson gives Joey a gift, and the family prepares for their trip. Byron plans to stay silent during the journey, adding a humorous element to the story.

What is the main reason Byron's parents are considering sending him to Birmingham?

• To learn about the South

• As a consequence for his behavior

• To attend a new school

• To visit his grandmother

What does Kenny suggest as an alternative to sending Byron to Alabama?

• Taking away his privileges

• Sending him to a different school

• Driving to Ohio to scare him

• Grounding him for the summer

Why does Dad believe Byron needs to go to Birmingham?

• To learn from his grandmother

• To understand the world better

• To escape the temptations in Flint

• To experience a slower pace of life

What does Kenny think about being a grown-up after his conversation with Dad?

• It seems fun

• It seems easy

• It seems scary

• It seems boring

What does Mrs. Davidson give Joetta as a gift?

• A necklace

• A book

• A doll

• An angel

Why is Joetta unhappy with the angel gift from Mrs. Davidson?

• It is too small

• It is the wrong color

• It is broken

• It doesn't look like her

How does Mama prepare for the trip to Birmingham?

• By booking hotels in advance

• By making detailed plans and packing food

• By packing only clothes

• By buying new toys for the kids

What is Byron's attitude towards the trip to Birmingham?

• Angry

• Nervous

• Indifferent

• Excited

What does Mama plan for the family to eat during the trip?

• Homemade sandwiches and snacks

• Fast food

• Restaurant meals

• Canned food

What does Dad joke about when discussing the trip?

• Listening to hillbilly music

• The car breaking down

• Getting lost

• Running out of food