Edward's Reflections and Relationships

Mrs. G reads chapter 15 of 'The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane'. An old woman finds Edward on the road and uses him as a scarecrow in her garden. Edward reflects on his past and current situation, feeling a sense of hollowness and despair. He confronts crows and contemplates his identity, feeling lonely under the stars. The chapter ends with the old woman returning to the garden.

What does the old woman initially think Edward is when she finds him?

• A real rabbit

• A stuffed toy

• A scarecrow

• A lost pet

What does the old woman believe about everything?

• Everything is temporary

• Everything has its use

• Everything is replaceable

• Everything is valuable

What does the old woman do when she first sees Edward?

• Picks him up immediately

• Pushes him with her fishing pole

• Calls for help

• Ignores him

How does Edward feel after the old woman picks him up?

• Excited

• Angry

• Indifferent

• Hopeful

What does Edward think about his troubles?

• They are over

• They are just beginning

• They are never-ending

• They are insignificant

What role does the old woman assign to Edward in her garden?

• A gardener

• A pet

• A scarecrow

• A decoration

What does the old woman use to attach Edward to the pole?

• Rope

• Nails and wire

• Tape

• Glue

What does the old woman call Edward while he is in the garden?

• Rabbit

• Edward

• Buddy

• Clyde

What does the old woman do to encourage Edward to scare the birds?

• She waves a stick

• She sings a song

• She shouts loudly

• She claps her hands

What does Edward feel when he is mistaken for someone else?

• Indifference

• Amusement

• Confusion

• Annoyance