Ms. Henry's Secrets and Conflicts

In Chapter 49 of 'Empty Places', the narrator recalls offering to help Ms. Henry with her groceries, which she refused. Suspicious, the narrator follows her to an old house, where they overhear a heated argument between Ms. Henry and Mr. Grayson about stolen money and illegal moonshine activities. The confrontation reveals a deeper secret involving the supply of moonshine to minors, with Ms. Henry denying any proof against her.

What was the narrator's initial interaction with Ms. Henry about?

• Offering to help with her groceries

• Asking for directions

• Borrowing money

• Inviting her to a party

Why did the narrator decide to follow Ms. Henry?

• To invite her to dinner

• To ask her a question

• To return a lost item

• To find out where she was going

What did the narrator hear when approaching the clearing?

• Laughter

• Angry voices

• Music

• Silence

Who was Ms. Henry arguing with at the old house?

• The Sheriff

• Jane Louise

• Mr. Grayson

• Mr. Putney

What illegal activity was being discussed between Ms. Henry and Mr. Grayson?

• Robbery

• Smuggling

• Illegal moonshine

• Forgery

How did Ms. Henry respond to the accusation of supplying minors?

• She admitted it

• She denied any proof

• She blamed someone else

• She ignored the accusation