Character Relationships and Symbolism in Literature

The transcript follows a family's journey to Yellowstone, highlighting Graham's excitement about Old Faithful. It delves into a past argument over a love letter from the Eggman and explores the mystery surrounding Phoebe and Mrs. Cadaver. At school, Mr. Birkway reads from students' journals, sparking discussions on symbolism and perception. Sal recalls her mother's blackberry kisses, adding a personal touch to the narrative.

What was the mood of the journey through Wyoming?

• Chaotic and confusing

• Slow and steady

• Fast and fiery

• Calm and peaceful

What was Graham most excited to see at Yellowstone?

• The mountains

• Old Faithful

• The wildlife

• The hot springs

What did Graham reveal about the Eggman letter?

• She put it there

• She had no idea about it

• She found it under the bed

• She wrote it herself

Who is Mrs. Partridge related to?

• Graham

• Mr. Birkway

• Phoebe

• Sal

How did Phoebe react to Sal at school?

• She was happy

• She was excited

• She ignored Sal

• She was angry

What did Mr. Birkway use to explain symbols?

• A story

• A poem

• A song

• A drawing

What unusual habit of Sal was revealed in the journals?

• Tree planting

• Tree climbing

• Tree kissing

• Tree drawing