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Sample Pages from Objective Tests with Answer Keys for Walk Two Moons 1995 Newbery Medal Winner A Teaching Pack by Margaret Whisnant All rights reserved by author. Permission to duplicate for classroom use only. 1

Table of Contents Chapter Tests Pages 1 A Face at the Window 2 The Chickabiddy Starts a Story................... 1-2 3 Bravery 4 That s What I m Telling You.................................. 3-4 5 A Damsel in Distress 6 Blackberries 7 ILL-AH-NO-WAY................. 5-6 8 The Lunatic 9 The Message......................................... 7-8 10 Huzza, Huzza 11 Flinching......................................... 9-10 12 The Marriage Bed 13 Bouncing Birkway 14 The Rhododendron.........11-12 15 A Snake Has a Snack 16 The Singing Tree............................. 13 17 In the Course of a Lifetime 18 The Good Man............................ 14 15 Fish in the Air 20 The Blackberry Kiss............................... 15-16 21 Souls 22 Evidence................................................. 17 23 The Badlands 24 Birds of Sadness.................................18-19 25 Cholesterol 26 Sacrifices........................................... 20 27 Pandora s Box 28 The Black Hills................................ 21-22 29 The Tide Rises 30 Breaking In..................................... 23 31 The Photograph 32 Chicken and Blackberry Kisses.......................24 33 The Visitor 34 Old Faithful 35 The Plan......................... 25-26 36 The Visit 37 A Kiss 38 Spit.................................. 27-28 39 Homecoming 40 The Gifts......................................... 29 41 The Overlook 42 The Bus and the Willow......................... 30-31 43 Our Gooseberry 44 Bybanks..................................... 32-33 Whole Book Test................................................ 34-36 Answer Keys.................................................... 37-39 About Your Teaching Pack....................................... 40-41 2

1 A Face at the Window 2 The Chickabiddy Starts a Story Pages 1-9 Write either True or False in the blank before each statement. 1. Sal was thirteen years old and a country girl at heart. 2. Sal had lived most of her life in the country near Euclid, Ohio. 3. When she and her father moved, Sal was able to take all of her belongings with her. 4. From Margaret's house, the face Sal saw pushed against an upstairs window next door belonged to Phoebe Winterbottom. 5. Phoebe Winterbottom had a powerful imagination, and she became Sal's best friend. 6. Sal's father had begun chipping away at a plaster wall in the living room because her mother wanted to redecorate. 7. Behind the plaster wall, Sal's father found a brick fireplace. 8. When the news arrived that Sal s mother wasn't coming back home, her father stopped working on the wall. 9. It was after her adventures with Phoebe that Sal's grandparents came from Kentucky to pick her up and take her to see her mother, who was resting peacefully in Lewiston, Idaho. 10. Sal wanted to see her mother, but at the same time, she was afraid to. 11. During the trip to Idaho, it was Gram Hiddle's job to read the map. 12. The trip from Ohio to Idaho was about 200 miles. 1

3 Bravery 4 That's What I'm Telling You Pages 10-24 Write either Yes or No in the blank before each question. 1. When they first met, was Margaret Cadaver nice to Sal? 2. Did Sal know how her father and Margaret Cadaver met? 3. Did Sal and her dad move into a large house near Margaret Cadaver? 4. Were Phoebe and Sal in the same class? 5. Was Sal's hair long and black? 6. At school, did Phoebe talk constantly to her many friends? 7. Did Phoebe have blue eyes and yellow hair? 8. Was Sal afraid of spiders, snakes, and wasps? 9. One day, did Phoebe compliment Sal for being courageous and brave? 10. Were Sal's Pickford grandparents a lot like her Hiddle grandparents? 11. Did both Sal's Grandmother Pickford and Sal's mother have Indian names? 12. Did Sal suspect that her dad was happy she and Phoebe were friends because it meant he could be alone with Margaret Cadaver? 13. Was Mrs. Partridge Margaret Cadaver's mother? 2

5 A Damsel in Distress 6 Blackberries 7 ILL-AH-NO-WAY Pages 25-40 Write the letter of the correct answer in the blank before each question. 1. Two years before, when Sal's grandparents drove to Washington, D.C., they (A) were arrested for stealing the back tires off a senator's car, (B) got lost and went to New York City, (C) caused a ten car accident while trying to save a cat. 2. In Philadelphia, Gram and Gramps were stopped by the police because Gramps (A) was speeding, (B) thought the shoulder of the road was another lane, (C) ignored several stop lights. 3. At the rest stop, Gramps assisted the damsel in distress by (A) changing her tire, (B) taking her car's motor apart, (C) recharging her car's dead battery. 4. What Gramps called "snakes" were actually (A) cables, (B) coiled ropes, (C) hoses. 5. Gram pronounced Phoebe's name (A)"Peeby," (B)"Feezy," (C)"Beeby." 6. Phoebe's parents were extremely (A) loud, (B) disagreeable, (C) polite. 7. Sal felt that Mrs. Winterbottom didn't like (A) having guests, (B) her husband telling jokes, (C) being a housewife. 8. To Sal, Mr. Winterbottom (A) was the happiest man she had ever met, (B) had a terrible temper, (C) played the role of father with a capital F. 9. Phoebe believed that Margaret Cadaver killed her husband and (A) threw him in the sewer, (B) chopped him up and buried him in the back yard, (C) collected a large sum of insurance money. 10. Sal remembered (A) picking blackberries with her mother, (B) going swimming in a pond with her mother, (C) the way her mother liked to be outdoors. 3

8 The Lunatic 9 The Message Pages 41-52 Gloria Phoebe Mrs. Finney the porch steps Mary Lou Finney the young man Salamander the message a lunatic Ben Finney Sal children Mrs. Winterbottom Mr. Finney Mr. Winterbottom From the list above, choose the name, word, or phrase that fits each of the clues below and write it in the blank. All answers will be used at least once. Some answers will be used more than once. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Mrs. Winterbottom worried that one of these might come to her house one day. A girl Gram once knew who reminded her of Phoebe. She was upset when she found out a young man had come to the house asking to see her. She took a nap on top of the garage. Ben Finney kissed her on the collarbone. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Mrs. Winterbottom didn't want him to know about the young man who came to the door. She thought Mary Lou Finney's parents didn't have much control over things. To Phoebe, he was a potential lunatic. He was Mary Lou Finney's cousin. He had bright pink circles on his cheeks. Phoebe and Sal found her lying on the couch dabbing her eyes with tissue. 4

WHOLE BOOK TEST Sal Euclid, Ohio Sal's mother blackberries journals Phoebe Lewiston, Idaho Sal's father gooseberry trees chickabiddy Margaret Cadaver a lunatic Salamanca Tree Hiddle axe murderer Gram Mrs. Partridge Mr. Winterbottom water moccasin huzza huzza Gramps Mr. Birkway Mrs. Winterbottom Native Americans Chanhassen Prudence Ben Finney Bybanks, Kentucky Mary Lou Finney singing tree From the list above, choose the name, word, or phrase that each of the clues below and write it in the blank. All answers will be used at least once. Some answers will be used more than once. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Sal's mother preferred "Indians" rather than this term. She had a loud, rowdy, happy family. Phoebe thought Margaret Cadaver was one of these. She was Sal's best friend. She was different after her baby died. She was a thirteen-year-old country girl at heart. Sal and her parents lived on a farm here. He kissed Sal twice. She was Phoebe's sister. Phoebe thought the young man who came to her door was one of these. She was the only person who survived the bus accident at Lewiston. She left her husband and daughter and did not come back. Sal's mother was resting peacefully here. She made a trip from Ohio to Idaho with her grandparents. He taught Sal how to drive. She left her husband and two daughters and later came back home with a surprise. Gram and Gramps called Sal by this pet name. This person was really happy she got to see Old Faithful.