Character Reflections and Concerns

In Chapter 17 of 'Walk Two Moons', the protagonist reflects on her interactions with Phoebe and her family. Phoebe is concerned about Mrs. Cadaver, while her sister Prudence worries about cheerleading tryouts. The protagonist recalls memories of her mother, leading to reflections on the importance of certain events in life. A mysterious message prompts further contemplation on what truly matters over a lifetime.

What is the main setting at the beginning of the chapter?

• The narrator's house

• School

• Phoebe's house

• The park

Why is Phoebe concerned about Mrs. Cadaver?

• She saw Mrs. Cadaver with Mr. Birkway

• She believes Mrs. Cadaver is dangerous

• She thinks Mrs. Cadaver is a witch

• She heard rumors about Mrs. Cadaver

What does Phoebe's mother offer when they arrive home?

• Pie

• Brownies

• Cake

• Cookies

What does the narrator regret about her last day with her mother?

• Not making her breakfast

• Not going for a walk with her

• Not saying goodbye

• Not helping her pack

What is Prudence worried about when she comes home?

• Her grades

• Her birthday party

• Her friendship

• Her cheerleading tryouts

How does Mrs. Winterbottom try to connect with her daughters?

• By cooking their favorite meal

• By planning a family trip

• By taking them shopping

• By offering to watch the tryouts

What is inside the mysterious envelope?

• A letter from a friend

• A message about life

• A warning

• A photograph

What does Phoebe question about the cheerleading tryouts?

• If they are worth the stress

• If they are fair

• If they are necessary

• If they are fun

What does the narrator ponder about at the end of the chapter?

• What truly matters in a lifetime

• The meaning of life

• The importance of family

• The future