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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Bexley ignore Perley when he finds out Perley is in foster care? (from Part 3: Gall of the Earth, Chapters 10 — 13)

Bexley’s father tells him to leave Perley alone.

Bexley decides to use the silent treatment as another punishment for Perley.

Bexley’s friends pressure him into leaving Perley alone.

Perley now intimidates him because of his scar.

2.

How does Helen realize that Perley is being bullied at school? (from Part 2: Wolf Tree)

She sees Perley being picked on by one of the other students.

She deduces that he must be getting bullied because his living situation is so different from the other children.

She realizes that Perley’s laugh is the same as the principal’s.

Perley tells her that he is being bullied.

3.

What actually happened the night Shane quit working for Rudy? (from Part 1: Stinging Nettle)

Shane discovered how crazy and misogynistic Rudy is.

A tree fell and almost killed Rudy while Shane watched.

Rudy attempted to solicit sex from Karen and Lily.

Helen began working for Rudy, which made Shane jealous.

4.

Why does Rudy plan to take down Aldi’s oak tree? (from Part 3: Gall of the Earth, Chapters 10 — 13)

Aldi demands that Rudy repay him in labor for the work Aldi is doing for Perley’s situation.

Aldi feels unsafe with the tree on his property and asks Rudy to take it down for him.

Rudy has wanted to take it down because it is unsafe, and he decides that taking it down will be repayment for Aldi’s help with Perley.

Rudy wants to hurt Aldi’s feelings and decides to take down his tree as revenge.

5.

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

She is excited and pleased to see Karen.

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

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

She is angry but still happy to see Karen.

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