The Book Woman's Impact on Lark

Cal, a young boy living in the mountains, initially shows no interest in reading. His sister Lark, however, is an avid reader. One day, a Book Woman arrives, bringing free books to their remote home. Despite harsh weather, she continues to visit, inspiring Cal to learn to read. Eventually, Cal and his family express gratitude for the Book Woman's dedication, and Cal discovers the joy of reading.

What is the name of the narrator?

• David

• Heather

• Lark

• Cal

What does Lark enjoy doing from daybreak to dusky dark?

• Fetching sheep

• Reading books

• Plowing the fields

• Bringing the cow home

Who is the first to notice the arrival of the Book Woman?

• Mama

• Cal

• Pap

• Lark

What does the Book Woman bring to the narrator's family?

• Food supplies

• Books

• Clothing

• Tools

How does the Book Woman respond to Pap's offer to trade berries for a book?

• She accepts the trade

• She refuses the trade

• She asks for more berries

• She offers a different book

What does the Book Woman do despite the harsh winter conditions?

• Stays at home

• Stops visiting

• Sends someone else

• Continues her visits

What does the narrator begin to wonder about the Book Woman?

• Why she wears breeches

• Why she rides a horse

• Why she risks the cold

• Why she likes books

What does the narrator ask Lark to do?

• Bring the cow home

• Fetch the sheep

• Teach him to read

• Plow the fields

What gift does Mama give to the Book Woman?

• A book

• A recipe for berry pie

• A warm blanket

• A pair of shoes

What does the Book Woman ask Cal to do as a gift to her?

• Fetch her some berries

• Read her something

• Bring the cow home

• Plow the fields