Q 01/05

The proverb that gave Walk Two Moons its title warns against judging a man before walking in his what?

A) Snowshoes

B) Sandals

C) Moccasins

D) Boots

Answer · why

C) Moccasins

Moccasins complete the saying, which turns up as an anonymous note on Phoebe Winterbottom's porch. By the end, Sal and Gramps make a game of imagining...

Q 02/05

The saying behind the title Walk Two Moons reached Sharon Creech on a slip of paper that came from what?

A) A fortune cookie

B) A Christmas cracker

C) A box of tea

D) A library book

Answer · why

A) A fortune cookie

A fortune cookie supplied it: Creech rediscovered the little message at the bottom of her purse and began a new draft about a country girl setting out...

Q 03/05

In Walk Two Moons, Sal's mother was killed when which vehicle taking her to Lewiston, Idaho, crashed?

A) A taxi

B) A van

C) A truck

D) A bus

Answer · why

D) A bus

A bus skidded off the steep hill above Lewiston more than a year before Sal's trip, leaving a single passenger alive. Sal cannot fully accept it until...

Q 04/05

In Walk Two Moons, which fruit reminds Sal so strongly of her mother that she turns down a slice of pie?

A) Gooseberries

B) Blackberries

C) Cherries

D) Peaches

Answer · why

B) Blackberries

Blackberries bring back the times she picked them with her mother on the farm. Sal tells Mrs. Winterbottom she is allergic rather than explain.

Q 05/05

In Walk Two Moons, what bites Gram on the leg while the Hiddles cool off in the Missouri River?

A) A snake

B) A turtle

C) A catfish

D) A muskrat

Answer · why

A) A snake

A snake, a venomous cottonmouth, strikes while a boy with a knife is searching Gramps's clothes for a wallet. The same boy then helps rush Gram to a h...