Moo: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is Reena's hope for Zora in the future? (from Phone Call - Six Months Later)

Reena hopes that Zora will stop being so ornery.

Reena hopes Zora can have some babies.

Reena hopes to show Zora, win blue ribbons and be a champion.

Reena hopes they will be able to get more cows at their little farm.

2.

Mrs. Falala told Reena and Luke they had to introduce themselves to Zora. What did she mean? (from Mrs. Falala's Plan - Rain Day)

The children had to say hello and tell Zora their names.

Zora had to get to know them and learn to trust them.

The children had to get close to Zora and let her come to them when she was ready.

Reena and Luke had to get used to her smell.

3.

Why does Mrs. Falala finally agree to allow Yolanda to come visit Zora? (from Mrs. Falala's Plan - Rain Day)

She wants the extra cow manure for her garden.

She realizes that the children love Zora and want to do something nice for her.

She thinks it will make the children work harder.

She realizes that Zep will come too and train Reena for her.

4.

Why does the father tell Reena and Luke to "be respectful" no matter what they see or hear at Mrs. Falala's house? (from "That Zora" - "Beat and Zep")

The family has heard lots of stories about kids being mean to Mrs. Falala.

Being respectful is the Dad's number one rule.

The mother wants her family to make a good impression because Mrs. Falala might be rich.

He is worried that they will be frightened by the old woman's appearance.

5.

In "Waiting," the author's description of time as a blink and a wink are examples of what literary device? (from Phone Call - Six Months Later)

Allegory.

Metaphor.

Alliteration.

Personification.

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