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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

According to Lily, why does Karen agree to live with Helen? (from Part 1: Stinging Nettle)

Karen realizes it will be the only place for them to live after they get kicked out of the Land Trust when Perley turns five.

Karen thinks Helen will be a good assistant as they build a house together.

Karen is secretly in love with Helen.

Karen enjoys a challenge.

2.

Why does Perley like to range at night? (from Part 3: Gall of the Earth, Chapters 17 — 18)

He thinks that by ranging he will improve his survival skills, thus making him a better son for Mama K.

He likes to explore the wilderness and is no longer interested in digging now that he is no longer able to see portals to the underworld.

He is afraid of Grandma Barlow, and wants to escape even if only for a few hours.

He thinks that ranging will make him appear cool to Altemonte, whom he wants to impress.

3.

What is Helen’s opinion on the snake ritual? (from Part 3: Gall of the Earth, Chapters 17 — 18)

She thinks the idea is stupid and refuses to help.

She is angry that Lily has stolen this ritual and refuses to help.

She is excited about the idea of chasing the black snakes out and volunteers to help.

She agrees to help Lily conduct the ritual after some convincing.

4.

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.

Perley now intimidates him because of his scar.

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

Bexley’s friends pressure him into leaving Perley alone.

5.

How does Perley learn to count? (from Part 1: Stinging Nettle)

He counts the number of snakes and mice left in the house’s snake traps.

Helen teaches him to count the number of acorns they harvest together.

He counts the number of clouds in the sky.

Lily teaches him to count the number of berries he gathers.

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