Edward's Journey and Emotions

Edward Tulane, a china rabbit, embarks on a journey with hobos, learning to listen and empathize. He travels with Bull and Lucy for seven years, gaining recognition and understanding the pain of separation. After being thrown from a train, Edward becomes a scarecrow, reflecting on his past and the love he has experienced. Despite his challenges, Edward's journey is one of growth and self-discovery.

What was Edward's initial reaction to being called a 'dolly' by the hobos?

• He laughed along with them.

• He felt proud.

• He felt a surge of anger.

• He was indifferent.

Why did the hobos start calling Edward 'Malone'?

• It was the name of a famous rabbit.

• It was a joke among the hobos.

• It was his real name.

• It was a name given by Bull.

What did Jack whisper to Edward?

• A story about his travels.

• A song he liked.

• A secret about the hobos.

• The names of his children.

Why did Edward find the names whispered to him significant?

• They were magical.

• They reminded him of his own family.

• They were part of a game.

• They represented the hobos' longing for home.

How did Edward feel about his life on the road with Bull and Lucy?

• He was unhappy and restless.

• He was eager to leave.

• He was scared of the journey.

• He was content and soothed by the train's rhythm.

What happened to Edward in the Memphis rail yard?

• He was left behind by Bull and Lucy.

• He was stolen by a thief.

• He was sold to another hobo.

• He was thrown out of the train.

What did Edward reflect on after being thrown from the train?

• His wish to be a real rabbit.

• His anger towards the hobos.

• His loneliness and inability to say goodbye.

• His desire to return to Nellie's kitchen.

How did Edward's feelings change after meeting the old woman?

• He felt angry.

• He felt hopeful.

• He felt indifferent and hollow.

• He felt excited about a new adventure.

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

• A scarecrow.

• A bird feeder.

• A garden gnome.

• A decoration.

How did Edward feel about being called 'Clyde' by the old woman?

• He was amused.

• He was frustrated by the wrong name.

• He was pleased.

• He was indifferent.