Exploring Walk Two Moons Chapters 28-30

What was the narrator's initial reaction to the idea of skipping the Black Hills?

• They were hesitant.

• They were indifferent.

• They were excited.

• They were relieved.

Why did the narrator feel dizzy and sick when thinking about hitching a ride?

• They had a fear of heights.

• They didn't trust strangers.

• They were worried about speeding and curvy roads.

• They were afraid of getting lost.

What was the narrator's impression of the Black Hills when they saw them at midday?

• They were black.

• They were dark green.

• They were brown.

• They were blue.

How did the narrator feel about the faces carved into Mount Rushmore?

• They felt it was disrespectful to the Sioux.

• They were indifferent.

• They were impressed.

• They were confused.

What poem did Mr. Birkway read that upset Phoebe and the narrator?

• Ode to a Nightingale

• The Road Not Taken

• The Raven

• The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls

What did Phoebe and the narrator do after hearing the poem?

• They went to the police station.

• They confronted Mr. Birkway.

• They went home.

• They called Phoebe's mother.

How did Sergeant Bickle react to Phoebe's concerns?

• He called for backup.

• He was amused and skeptical.

• He dismissed them immediately.

• He took them very seriously.

What did Phoebe's father decide to do after talking to Sergeant Bickle?

• He decided to confront Mrs. Cadaver.

• He decided to call Phoebe's mother.

• He decided to ignore the situation.

• He decided to move away.

What did Phoebe and the narrator find unsettling in Mrs. Cadaver's house?

• A secret diary.

• A locked chest.

• A large sword and a suspicious spot on the floor.

• A hidden room.

What did the narrator do to remember their mother after she left?

• They wrote letters to her.

• They kept her belongings and visualized her actions.

• They talked to her friends.

• They visited her favorite places.