Understanding 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'

Grandma Carla reads 'Skylark' in her kitchen, introducing the sequel to 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'. The story begins with a family picture on a sunny day, capturing the joy of Sarah and Papa's wedding. As the family discusses Sarah's past in Maine and the dry conditions on the prairie, Caleb expresses his concerns and writes Sarah's name in the land. Despite challenges, Caleb holds onto the belief of living happily ever after.

Where is Grandma Carla reading the book from?

• Her living room

• Her kitchen

• Her garden

• Her bedroom

What is the relationship between 'Skylark' and 'Sarah, Plain and Tall'?

• Skylark is a sequel

• They are the same book

• Skylark is a prequel

• They are unrelated

How did Papa and Sarah's wedding day look?

• It was cloudy

• It was rainy

• There were no clouds

• It was snowy

What did Caleb do during the family photo session?

• He danced

• He sang

• He whistled

• He cried

What does Sarah miss about her family?

• Their voices

• Their faces

• Their letters

• Their gifts

What does Joshua say about the land in Maine?

• It's dry

• It's green

• It's rocky

• It's barren

What happened to Joshua's grandfather during the drought?

• He stayed

• He left and returned

• He moved to a nearby town

• He left and never came back

What does Papa say about leaving the land?

• They might leave

• They will never leave

• They are considering leaving

• They have already left

What does Caleb do with a stick in the dirt?

• Writes his name

• Draws a picture

• Writes a poem

• Writes Sarah's name

What phrase does Caleb repeat throughout the seasons?

• The end

• To be continued

• Once upon a time

• Happily ever after