The Grandmother and The Misfit's Relationship

A family plans a road trip from Georgia to Florida, despite the grandmother's warnings about an escaped prisoner, The Misfit. During the trip, they detour to find treasure, leading to an accident. They encounter The Misfit, who ultimately kills them. The story explores themes of nostalgia, the impact of the prison system, and possible family ties between The Misfit and the grandmother.

Where does the grandmother want to go instead of Florida?

• Tennessee

• Georgia

• Alabama

• South Carolina

Who is the escaped prisoner mentioned by the grandmother?

• The Fugitive

• The Bandit

• The Outlaw

• The Misfit

What causes the family to leave the road during their trip?

• A flat tire

• A wrong turn

• A storm

• A treasure house

What happens to the family's car after the grandmother's realization?

• It hits a tree

• It gets a flat tire

• It runs out of gas

• It tumbles into a ditch

How does the family first perceive the men who approach them after the accident?

• Friendly

• Hostile

• Helpful

• Indifferent

What does The Misfit instruct his partners to do with Bailey and John Wesley?

• Shoot them

• Tie them up

• Take them to the police

• Leave them alone

What is revealed about The Misfit's character through his dialogue?

• He is a philosopher

• He is confused by his past

• He is a kind man

• He is a law-abiding citizen

What does The Misfit struggle to remember?

• His real name

• Why he was imprisoned

• His family

• His childhood

What question does the story raise about The Misfit's relationship to the grandmother?

• Is he her cousin?

• Is he her son?

• Is he her brother?

• Is he her husband?

What does the grandmother call The Misfit at the end of the story?

• Her brother

• Her husband

• Her friend

• Her son