WorksheetsWalk Two Moons Ch. 7-9 Questions Retake
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
First and Last Name (Capitalization Counts)
4 lines
2.
Class Period
a)
5th
b)
2nd
c)
4th
d)
7th
e)
8th
3.
Read the following sentence from Chapter 7.
"When my Mother had been there, I was like a mirror. If she was happy, I was happy."
Which statement below accurately describes the author's purpose in including this sentence?
a)
Sal's sense of identity and emotions were deeply intertwined with her mother's, suggesting she was dependent on her mother's emotional state for her own happiness.
b)
Sal's feelings toward her mother were primarily based on fear, leading her to reflect her mother's emotions in order to avoid conflict and punishment.
c)
Sal viewed her mother as a strong, independent figure, and their relationship was marked by mutual respect, where each remained emotionally detached from the other.
d)
Sal had a distant and strained relationship with her mother, often feeling pressured to hide her true emotions and only mirror what she thought her mother expected.
4.
How do paragraphs 5-6 (p.24) help build anticipation?
a)
following the girls as they open the door
b)
suggesting that Mrs. Winterbottom is hiding something
c)
introducing a mysterious young man
d)
revealing that Mrs. Winterbottom is in danger
5.
In Chapter 9, paragraph 3, the word pandemonium means
a)
noisy disorder
b)
wild uproar
c)
Quiet
d)
Calm
6.
Read the following line from Chapter 7, paragraph 4 (p.21):
"And that night in bed, I did not cry. I said to myself, 'Salamanca Tree Hiddle, you can be happy without her.' It seemed a mean thought and I was sorry for it, but it felt true."
What important idea does the author convey in these lines?
a)
Salamanca is trying to suppress her emotions by telling herself she doesn’t need her mother, but deep down she knows it isn’t true.
b)
The author conveys that Salamanca feels conflicted between her desire to be strong and her fear of letting go of her mother emotionally.
c)
Salamanca is beginning to accept that she can live her life independently, even though she still feels guilt about thinking this way.
d)
The lines show that Salamanca has fully detached herself from her mother and no longer feels the need to grieve or remember her.
7.
Part A: In Chapter 8, "The Lunatic," Phoebe most likely considers the boy a lunatic because she-
a)
Believes that anyone who shows up unexpectedly at her house must be dangerous or untrustworthy.
b)
Thinks the boy is acting suspiciously by asking for her mother and being vague about his intentions.
c)
Feels anxious and paranoid, jumping to conclusions about people she doesn’t know well.
d)
Is trying to impress Salamanca by exaggerating the boy's behavior and making the situation seem more dramatic.
8.
Part B: What evidence from the text supports your answer to Part A?
a)
"There doesn't appear to be any place he could be hiding a gun. His jeans are really tight. Maybe he has a knife tucked into his socks."
b)
"Is this 49 Gray Street?" the young man Said.
c)
"Phoebe could really be dramatic."
d)
"She can't come to the door right now." Phoebe said.
9.
In Chapter 8, most of the story unfolds as a-
a)
flashforward- Sal is describing what will happen in the future
b)
flashback- Sal is conveying the story as it happened
c)
flashback- Sal is revealing an epiphany she had about "the lunatic"
d)
flashforward- Sal already knows what will happen
10.
In Chapter 9, paragraph 7 (p.28), is important to the story because it-
a)
implies a message of suspicion, which contradicts the actual message of understanding in the story.
b)
refers to the moccasins as a symbol, which is less relevant than the theme of empathy.
c)
illustrates a plot connection, hinting at future events that will make the characters think about how they judge others.
d)
suggests why the young man could've came to the Winterbottom's and emphasizes the theme of empathy
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