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Wishtree Quiz

Applegate, Katherine

This Study Guide consists of approximately 50 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Wishtree.

Wishtree by Applegate, Katherine

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Wishtree Quiz

Applegate, Katherine

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do the animals dislike Wishing Day? (from Chapters 8-14)

The wishes block the sunlight.

They see the wishers as greedy and selfish.

People are not considerate of the animals' privacy and safety.

People often hurts the animals or Red.

2.

Why does Red talk so much about its role as "witness"? (from Chapters 8-14)

Red's roots keep it from moving.

Red sees everything because it never sleeps.

Red is not supposed to intervene.

Red prefers listening to acting.

3.

Red says that owls have sensible names, like Agnes and Harold do. Why does this make sense? (from Chapters 15-26)

Owls are associated with wisdom and intelligence.

Owls have no imagination.

Owls are wild and carefree birds.

Owls are careful and deliberate birds.

4.

Why is Samar lonely? (from Chapters 8-14)

She is shy.

She is new to the neighborhood.

Her parents are very strict.

Others are intolerant of her family.

5.

Why does Applegate choose not to solve the tension between Stephen and Samar's parents? (from Chapters 41-51)

She wants to show how an imperfect ending can still be positive.

They are not important to the story's ending.

She could not find a way to bring them together.

They are the villains of the story because they keep Stephen and Samar apart.

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