Character Interactions and Themes in Literature

In Chapter 19 of 'Walk Two Moons', Sal and Phoebe discuss their suspicions about Mrs. Cadaver with Sal's father, who dismisses their concerns. At school, Sal reflects on Mr. Birkway's lively nature, reminiscent of her mother. Phoebe encounters a mysterious man she dubs the 'lunatic', leading to a tense evening at her house. The chapter explores themes of suspicion, family dynamics, and the impact of memories.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of Chapter 19?

• The concept of 'fish in the air'

• The idea of jealousy

• The mystery of Mrs. Cadaver

• The importance of family

What does Phoebe want Sal to tell her father about?

• Mrs. Cadaver and Mr. Birkway's actions

• Sal's mother

• Mrs. Cadaver's garden

• Mr. Birkway's teaching

How does Sal's father react when she tries to warn him?

• He dismisses her concerns

• He listens carefully

• He gets angry

• He agrees with her

What does Sal's father suggest about her feelings towards Mrs. Cadaver?

• She is jealous of her

• She is afraid of her

• She wants to befriend her

• She admires her

What does Sal doodle in her English book?

• A woman with wild hair

• A tree

• A house

• A car

Who does Mr. Birkway remind Sal of?

• Mrs. Cadaver

• Phoebe

• Her mother

• Her father

What type of stories did Sal's mother enjoy?

• Adventure stories

• Indian stories

• Mystery stories

• Romantic stories

What assignment does Mr. Birkway give to Sal?

• A book report

• A mini journal

• A math problem

• A science project

Who do Sal and Phoebe encounter on their way home?

• A police officer

• Phoebe's father

• Mr. Birkway

• Phoebe's 'lunatic'