Moo: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is significant about Luke's yellow notebook? (from "That Zora" - "Beat and Zep")

It is where he expresses he thoughts and feelings through his drawings.

His father gave it to him when he was a little boy.

His best friend gave it to him and he keeps it as a memory.

He writes stories in it.

2.

In addition to what Mr. Colley told the family, what evidence from the story shows that Mrs. Falala had a sense that she would soon be passing away? (from Phone Call - Six Months Later)

The animals were all upset because she had said goodbye to them the night before she died.

Her refrigerator was almost empty.

She left a farewell letter on her bedside table.

She was saying goodbye to the children and her animals in the last picture she drew of all of them.

3.

In the chapter, "Mrs. Falala's Plan," what technique does the author use as Mrs. Falala explains to Reena and Luke what happens at a fair? (from Mrs. Falala's Plan - Rain Day)

She uses symbolism.

She uses poetry.

She uses very short sentences.

She uses humor.

4.

How does Dad encourage Reena and Luke that it will be good to learn how to care for a cow? (from Employment - Zora)

He reminds them it is a part of their "being disrespectful sentence."

He tells them they will get to learn all about animals.

He says it will build their muscles.

He says it sounds like a Maine-y thing to do.

5.

Why is the judge at the fair impressed with Reena and Zora? (from Sad Zep - Rides)

He thinks Reena is good at coming up with answers on the spot.

Reena quickly regained control of Zora and has a good relationship with her.

He is impressed that Reena, who is small, can handle such a large cow.

He recognizes Zora as belonging to Mrs. Falala's line of champions.

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