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Introduction & Chapters 1-6

1. What chore done before a thunderstorm does Janisse use in the Introduction as a metaphor for the Georgian people seeing everything coming before it happens?
(a) Rounding up the animals.
(b) Putting out the rain barrels.
(c) Raking the leaves.
(d) Bringing in the laundry.

2. In the Introduction, Janisse describes where she goes to find herself among what has been and what remains. Where is that place?
(a) The mouth of the Altamaha River.
(b) The willow tree where she experienced her first kiss.
(c) Her grandmother's and grandfather's graves in the cemetery.
(d) The swath of huckleberry bushes deep in the forest behind her childhood home.

3. What number child is Janisse within her family?
(a) Third-born.
(b) First-born.
(c) Second-born.
(d) Fourth-born.

4. In what year was Janisse born?
(a) 1960.
(b) 1962.
(c) 1978.
(d) 1965.

5. When Janisse's parents tell the the children the stories of their births, where do they say Janisse was found?
(a) On a bed of moss in the treehouse.
(b) In a big cabbage in the garden.
(c) Under a grapevine.
(d) In a bed of pine needles in the forest.

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