1. Who did Tommy and his family go visit every
Sunday when he was a little boy?
His aunt
and uncle.
His
grandmother and grandfather.
His grandmother and
great-grandmother.
2. Where were the candy mints located?
In a
sewing box on the dresser.
In
the kitchen cupboard.
Under the bed.
3. Who did Nana Downstairs tie to a big Morris
chair?
Grandfather
Tom
Nana Upstairs
Tommy
4. What was Tommy talking about when he said
"Now make the cow's tail?"
He was
talking about Nana Downstair's hair.
He
was talking about a ribbon.
He was talking about
Nana Upstair's hair.
5. What did Tommy's older brother say that Nana
Upstairs looked like with her hair all down around her shoulders?
his mother
a
princess
a witch
6. Who took movies of the whole family?
Grandfather
Tom
Tommy's father
Nana Downstairs
7. How does Tommy's mother explain what died
means?
It means
that Nana Upstairs has gone to heaven.
It
means that Nana Upstairs won't be here anymore.
It means that Nana
Upstairs will be buried in the ground.
8. Tommy's mother explained to him that Nana
Upstairs can come back
in his
memory.
in his dreams.
when he looks at
pictures and movies of Nana.
9. What did Tommy see out of his bedroom window
one night?
He saw his
Nana.
He saw the moon.
He saw a star fall
from the sky.
10. How did Mother explain what Tommy saw?
She
said it might be a kiss from Nana Upstairs.
She said it was Nana
Upstairs smiling at him.
She said it was a
beautiful sight to see.
11. Who dies a long time later when Tommy is
grown up?
Nana
Downstairs
Grandfather Tom
Tommy's wife
12. When does Tommy think to himself, "Now
they are both Nana Upstairs?"
When he
looks at the movies.
When he sees another
star gently fall through the sky.
When Nana downstairs
dies.
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