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The Education of Little Tree Quiz

Asa Earl Carter

This Study Guide consists of approximately 69 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Education of Little Tree.

The Education of Little Tree by Asa Earl Carter

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Chapter 1, "Little Tree"

Chapter 2, "The Way"

Chapter 3, "Shadows on a Cabin Wall"

Chapter 4, "Fox and Hounds"

Chapter 5, "I Kin Ye, Bonnie Bee"

Chapter 6, "To Know The Past"

Chapter 7, "Pine Billy"

Chapter 8, "The Secret Place"

Chapter 9, "Granpa's Trade"

Chapter 10, "Trading with a Christian"

Chapter 11, "At the Crossroads Store"

Chapter 12, "A Dangerous Adventure"

Chapter 13, "The Farm in the Clearing"

Chapter 14, "A Night on the Mountain"

Chapter 15, "Willow John"

Chapter 16, "Church-Going"

Chapter 17, "Mr. Wine"

Chapter 18, "Down From the Mountain"

Chapter 19, "The Dog Star"

Chapter 20, "Home Again"

Chapter 21, "The Passing Song"

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What special symbol does Granma give Little Tree when he turns seven and why? (from Chapter 21, "The Passing Song")

She gives him Granpa's tomahawk to symbolize that he is the next head of the family.

She gives him his father's tomahawk as a symbol of his coming of age.

She gives him his own mark for the whiskey bottles to symbolize that he is part-owner.

She gives him his parents' marriage-stick as a symbol that he is not a bastard.

2.

How do the Cherokee who escape from the soldiers into the hollows survive? (from Chapter 6, "To Know The Past")

They live in caves and survive by fishing in the nearby creek.

They hide on the other side of the mountain and survive by hunting deer.

They journey to the neighboring village and set up a camp.

They live off fishing, wild game and sweet root and stay as silent as they can to avoid detection.

3.

Why does the author include the special relationship between Mr. Wine and Little Tree's family in the story? (from Chapter 17, "Mr. Wine")

To show that the world has many different types of people.

To show that despite ethnic and racial differences, people with common values and beliefs can become close friends.

To show that Little Tree is learning to relate to many different people.

To show that Little Tree has someone to help round out his education.

4.

Why does Mr. Wine light a candle at a special time? (from Chapter 17, "Mr. Wine")

He believes that it is a way of sharing thoughts with his scattered relatives who light candles at the same time.

It is time for the Jewish evening prayer.

It is part of the Jewish ritual.

It is in memory of his grandson.

5.

How does the author use contrast to show different lifestyles and characters in Chapter 7? (from Chapter 7, "Pine Billy")

The author describes the routine, laborious work on the land and later shows readers a colorful visitor talking about cars, criminals and money-making schemes.

The author contrasts the plow with the fast black car driven by the visitor.

The author describes the mountain and then changes the setting to the busy square at the settlement.

The author brings the excited policeman dressed in his city clothes into the cabin where everyone is calm and dressed in traditional clothes.

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