1. Big Ma tells T. J. that he
is not to sulk. What is the correct definition of sulk?
happy and
joyful
sullen or glum
be disrespectful to
adults
2. Whose car is in the Logan's barn when they
return from Strawberry?
their
father's
Mr. Granger's
Uncle Hammer's
3. Mama explains to Cassie that black people
gained their freedom after which of the following wars?
Civil War
French
and Indian War
Revolutionary War
4. The reader learns in this chapter that the
Logan children are bought their clothing in shifts. What does
this mean?
The Logan
children get hand me down clothing.
The
children get new clothing for Christmas
Each child must wait
their turn for new clothes.
5. What does Uncle Hammer threaten to burn down?
Soldiers
Bridge
the Wallace's
barn
Jefferson Davis School
6. As Chapter 6 ends Mama says that they will have
to pay for something that Uuncle Hammer has done. What event is
she referring to?
Uncle
Hammer forced the Wallaces to wait while he crossed Soldiers Bridge.
Uncle
Hammer sat in front of the Wallaces at church.
Uncle Hammer starts
Jefferson Davis School on fire.
7. To whom did Stacey give his new coat from
Uncle Hammer?
the
preacher
T.J.
Cassie
8. Cassie says that Stacey received a
tongue-lashing from Uncle Hammer. What does she mean?
a harsh
scolding or reprimand
a
hand signal
a hand shake
9. As Christmas approaches, who is Cassie
anxiously waiting for so she can discuss the incident in Strawberry
with?
Mr.
Morrison
Papa
her best friend
10. What does Papa promise Cassie they will never
lose?
their
mother
the land
their money
11. Why were the Logan children so excited about
receiving books for Christmas?
The books
belonged to their grandparents.
The
books were new.
The books were written
by their mother.
12. Jeremy gave Stacey a flute for
Christmas. What did Papa say that Stacey had given to Jeremy?
nuts
oranges
friendship
13. What were the top wages paid to any man,
woman, or child who worked in the Granger fields?
fifty
cents a day
fifty cents
an hour
five dollars a day
14. The reader learns in Chapter 6 that the black
people are boycotting the Wallace's store. What does the word
boycott mean?
To help
them in a time of great need.
To
help celebrate a good harvest.
To join together to
refuse to deal with or buy from, so as to punish
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