WorksheetsRoT ch 10 part 1 quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 14mins
The cotton was important to sell because______?
the Logans needed it to buy more land.
the Logans wanted to open their own store.
Papa needed surgery on his leg.
the Logans needed to pay off their mortgage.
Jeremy wants the Logan children to come see ______ at his house.
his dog
how his brothers treat TJ
Lillian Jean
his tree house
Why are Mama and Papa hesitant to tell Uncle Hammer about the bills and Papa not being on the railroad?
They are afraid he will be upset Papa isn't back to work.
They are afraid he will react out of anger and get hurt.
They are afraid that he will sell the car in order to raise the money.
They are afraid to disrupt his life in Chicago.
What are Papa and Mama MOST worried about at the beginning of this chapter?
the bad weather
Mama's job
Papa's leg
money
Who confronted Mr. Morrison on the road while the Logan children were in the wagon?
the night men
Kaleb Wallace
Harlan Granger
Uncle Hammer
How did Cassie know about the confrontation between Kaleb Wallace and Mr. Morrison?
Stacey told her all about it when they got home.
She snuck after the wagon to eavesdrop.
She was on the wagon with Mr. Morrison to run errands.
She was riding in Mr. Wallace's truck.
Why will the Logans have to go to Vicksburg to get their cotton ginned?
They won't ask to borrow Mr. Grangers cotton gin.
They are boycotting the Wallace store.
They are worried about Mr. Morrison's safety.
Their cotton crop won't be in season until August.
How did Cassie know that Mama and Papa were worried about money?
she overhead them talking
they discussed it at the dinner table
Stacey told her about it
she saw the bills in the mail
What theme is suggested by Mr. Morrison's actions?
People are not always what they seem.
Be careful what you wish for, you may just get what you want.
Sometimes you sacrifice yourself to protect the people you love.
Everyone has their own individual challenges to overcome.
Which character said the following quote?
"Kaleb Wallace is one of them folks who can't do nothing by himself. He got to have a lot of other folks backing him up plus a loaded gun..."
Cassie
Papa
Stacey
Mr. Morrison
What is the effect of describing the heat as "clinging like an invisible shroud, and through it people moved slowly, lethargically, as if under water" on the top of pg. 227?
It illustrates how tired the characters are and highlights how exhausting life could be during the Great Depression.
It creates a tense feeling because the reader, like the characters, is waiting for something to change.
It establishes that the setting is summer in Mississippi which would naturally be hot.
It reinforces that Cassie is tired of Jeremy always clinging to the Logan children, trying to force a friendship.
Who reveals that some people are glad that Papa got hurt?
Kaleb Wallace
Cassie
Mr. Jameson
Jeremy
What do other characters report about TJ on pgs. 228-229?
He has stolen items from other people.
He has helped the Simms' brothers steal from the Wallace store.
He is spending too much time with the Wallace family.
He regrets not being a better friend to the Logans.
What evidence proves that the Logans are in need of money?
They can no longer back the credit in Vicksburg.
They are investigating selling the land.
They can't pay Mr. Morrison.
They are running out of basic food supplies.
Why are the Logan's NOT reporting the attack on Papa to the sheriff? (228)
If they do, Mr. Morrison would get in trouble for harming the Wallaces.
If they do, they will have to confess that they are responsible for leading the boycott.
If they do, the Wallaces will likely be arrested and sentenced to a chain gang.
If they do, they will need a lawyer to represent them, which they cannot afford.
