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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How does Lily react to Karen’s return? (from Part 3: Gall of the Earth, Chapters 17 — 18)

She is angry and refuses to welcome Karen into the house.

She is excited and pleased to see Karen.

She acts coldly, only speaking to Karen as much as necessary.

She is angry but still happy to see Karen.

2.

How does Lily respond to Perley’s apprehension by child welfare services? (from Part 3: Gall of the Earth, Chapters 10 — 13)

First she is in shock and appears depressed about the situation, and then she takes action to get Perley back.

First she relies on Karen and Helen to help her get Perley back, and then rejects them because she realizes she can get him back on her own.

First she tries to get Perley back, and then stops because she realizes the futility of her actions.

She is consistently committed to making changes to their living situation to get Perley back.

3.

How does Perley learn to count? (from Part 1: Stinging Nettle)

Lily teaches him to count the number of berries he gathers.

Helen teaches him to count the number of acorns they harvest together.

He counts the number of snakes and mice left in the house’s snake traps.

He counts the number of clouds in the sky.

4.

What happens when Perley needs to go to the bathroom when he arrives at Grandma Barlow’s house? (from Part 3: Gall of the Earth, Chapters 10 — 13)

He wets the sheets on Grandma Barlow’s futon.

He learns how to use a toilet for the first time.

He pees in the plant because he does not know where else to go.

He holds it until he is able to go in the backyard.

5.

Why does Lily teach Perley how to knit? (from Part 3: Gall of the Earth, Chapters 14 — 16)

She wants to give him skeins of yarn wrapped around hollow eggs, which he can use to hide away and discard his pills.

She thinks Perley needs to learn a new skill.

The social worker suggests knitting as a constructive activity.

She wants to do an activity with Perley during their visitations.

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