WorksheetsWalk Two Moons 41-45
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
What was Mrs. Partridge's reason for leaving the messages at Phoebe's door step in chapter 41?
She thought Phoebe could use the inspiration.
She thought Phoebe would enjoy the thought-provoking letters.
She thought they were clever messages.
She thought they would be grandiful surprises.
Where were Gram, Gramps, and Sal trying to be by Sal's mother's birthday?
Old Faithful
Chanting Falls
Lewiston
Montana
What did Ben name his gift to Sal?
Blueberry
Cherry
Gooseberry
Blackberry
"That's why I thought he was your brother. He has a similar face. Isn't that peculible?" Phoebe looked back toward her house. She said, 'No more peculible than most things lately.'
What is the meaning of peculible?
funny, hilarious, silly
strange, odd, unusual
dark, confusing, depressing
wonderful, splendid, sensational
Which of the following best describes the main conflict in chapter 42?
Gramps was not allowed to be with Gram while she underwent tests.
Gram had a stroke
A man in the hospital lobby had to leave his old beagle outside.
Moody Blue started to ignore her puppies.
The first person point of view of chapter 42 allows the reader to understand---
Sal's inquisitive thoughts about why Gram had a stroke
Gramps's guilt for stopping at the river where Gram got bit by a snake
Mrs. Winterbottom's reason for leaving her family
how grateful the beagle owner was to Sal for watching his dog
After Gram has a stroke in chapter 42, what do Gramps and Sal do?
Gramps arranges a funeral and Sal calls her dad.
Gramps and Sal fly Gram to the hospital.
Gramps drives Gram to the hospital and Sal continues to Lewiston on her own.
Sal drives Gram to the hospital and Gramps makes funeral arrangements.
What is Sal looking for near the end of chapter 42?
the bus her mother took to Lewiston
a rest stop
a bus stop
her mom's favorite restaurant
Read this sentence from chapter 43.
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The bus lay on its side like an old sick horse, its broken headlights staring out mournfully into the surrounding trees.
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The author uses personification in this sentence to show---
the sorrow of the town's people
that bus accidents are common in Lewiston
how abandoned buses affect surrounding wildlife
how catastrophic the bus accident that killed her mother was
Sal finally met up with her mother when she arrived in Lewiston. Which answer best describes where they met?
Her mother was working in the Lewiston Diner.
Sal went to her mother's grave overlooking the river and the valley.
Her mother was in a homeless shelter.
Her mother was in the hospital recovering.
At the end of chapter 43, Sal's mother's grave is presented as a place that is---
overgrown and unkempt
noisy and chaotic
beautiful and serene
complicated and frustrating
Before Sal left from the meeting with her mother, what did she say?
Goodbye.
Why did you leave us?
I love you.
Happy birthday.
What is the main theme of chapter 43?
It is best to wear jeans when hiking through straggly branches.
Sometimes we need to see things for ourselves to believe they are true.
Exploring an accident scene is extremely dangerous.
It is impossible to drive through dangerous winding roads all by yourself.
How did Sal's dad meet Mrs. Cadaver?
She was the only survivor in the bus crash and was sitting next to Sal's mother.
Sal's dad and Mrs. Cadaver were friends growing up.
He met her through an online dating website.
They took a bus trip together.
Why is Sal's conversation with the sheriff in chapter 44 important to the plot of the novel?
It proves that Sal's mother isn't actually dead.
It explains why Sal dislikes Mrs. Cadaver.
It shows Sal's father's desire to marry Margaret Cadaver.
It explains why Sal's father wants to be so close to Mrs. Cadaver.
After the Sheriff and his deputy left, I noticed Gram's and Gramps's open suitcase. Inside were Gram's things, all mixed in with Gramps's clothes. I picked up her baby powder and smelled it. On the desk was a crumpled
letter. When Gramps saw me look at it, he said, 'I wrote her a letter last night. It's a love letter. Gramps lay down on the bed and stared up at the ceiling. 'Chickabiddy,' he said, 'I miss my Gooseberry.' He put one arm over
his eyes. His other hand patted the empty space beside him. 'This ain't...' he said. 'This ain't--'
What is the main idea of this passage?
Gramps and Sal are packing Gram's things.
Sal misses Gram and smells her baby powder.
Gramps wrote Gram a love letter.
Gramps and Sal are missing Gram very much.
How does chapter 44 end?
Sal and Gramps say, "This ain't your marriage bed but it will do."
Sal and Gramps drive back to Bybanks.
Gramps takes Gram to the hospital.
Sal visits her mom at her grave.
Which is the best summary for chapter 44?
Gramps wanted to pack up his and Gram's belongings, but he started thinking of Gram. So, he began to feel sad. Then Sal and Gramps said, "This ain't your marriage bed but it will do."
Sal wanted to know if Mrs. Cadaver was planning on marrying her father. Mrs. Cadaver explained how her father wasn't ready for a new love as he was still holding on to Sal's mother.
Sal wanted the Sheriff to tell her about the bus accident but the Sheriff avoided giving Sal any details about it. So, Sal explained how Mrs. Cadaver knew her mother and father as he drove her back to the hospital where she learns that her grandmother has died. In the end, Sal and Gramps said, "This ain't your marriage bed but it will do."
Sal wanted the Sheriff to take her to Coeur d' Alene while the deputy followed in Gramps's car. Sal told the Sheriff a long story about how she knew Mrs. Cadaver and the Sheriff seemed surprised.
Why do you infer Gramps names his new Beagle Huzza Huzza?
Gramps and Gram had always wanted to name a pet Huzza Huzza.
This was Gramps's nickname.
He wanted to give the dog a name like no other.
To honor Gram as these were her favorite words.
In the end, Sal realized the trip had been a gift to her from Gram and Gramps. Why did she consider the trip to be a gift?
The trip granted Sal the opportunity to get away from Margaret Cadaver.
The trip offered Sal the chance to gain experience driving alongside a mountain.
The trip offered the opportunity to see places she had never seen before.
The trip gave her a chance to experience what her mom experienced before she died.
How did you like the novel?
I liked it very much and would recommend it to a friend.
I thought the book was too long and kinda boring.
I absolutely hated the book and wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy.
