Exploring Chapter 7 of Born A Crime for Young Readers

Why were cats not favored in the speaker's community?

• Cats were considered too independent.

• Cats were associated with witches.

• Cats were not good for protection.

• Cats were too difficult to train.

What was the primary purpose of dogs in the speaker's community?

• For herding livestock

• For hunting

• For protection

• For companionship

How did the community name their dogs?

• Randomly chosen names

• Based on their traits

• After famous people

• After family members

What was unique about Foofie compared to Panther?

• Foofie was smarter.

• Foofie was deaf.

• Foofie was more aggressive.

• Foofie was larger.

How did the speaker discover Foofie's ability to escape?

• By following her one day

• By installing a camera

• By neighbors' complaints

• By finding her in another yard

What led to the confrontation with another family over Foofie?

• Foofie was stealing food.

• Foofie was found in their yard.

• Foofie bit someone.

• Foofie was barking loudly.

How was the dispute over Foofie resolved?

• By paying the other family

• By showing pictures and vet documents

• By calling the police

• By a community meeting

What lesson did the speaker learn from their experience with Foofie?

• The importance of proper training

• The need for better security

• The value of companionship

• That you cannot own love

What did the speaker realize about their relationship with Foofie?

• It was based on mutual respect.

• It was stronger than they thought.

• It was more about ownership than love.

• It was unaffected by Foofie's adventures.

How did the speaker's view on relationships change after Foofie?

• They learned love doesn't imply ownership.

• They valued freedom more.

• They became more cautious.

• They stopped having pets.