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3. 4. 5. 41 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. c a c b a Check Your Understanding: Short Answer 1. It was a ghost town. The peach trees had all died, and the lake had become just a dirty pond, with its shoreline five miles away. 2. She saw a shovel in Kate’s cabin. 3. Zero can figure out math problems in his head. 4. Mr. Pendanski insulted him and told him he was good for nothing but digging holes. 5. Stanley is afraid that if he tells that he found the tube, both he and X-ray will get in trouble. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. a b a a b 6.
Tennyson think made her daughter, Rebecca, sick? a. a virus b. bad meat c. swimming in the cold lake 3. How does Zero get gashes on his hands? a. He cut his hands on sharp rocks pulling Stanley up onto a ledge. b. He cut his hands on the blade of the shovel. c. He cut his hands on a broken jar. 8. What does Zero confess to Stanley? a. that he committed the crime that Stanley was accused of b. that he has known how to read all along c. that he has blamed Stanley for his troubles 4. Why do the boys zigzag back and forth as they climb the mountain?
Why don’t the boys get rid of the glass jars after drinking the sploosh? 2. What scares Stanley the most about dying? 3. Why do the boys keep the pieces of the jar that broke? 4. Besides water, what does Stanley find in the mud? 5. Why does Stanley touch the rock when he and Zero finally reach the top of the mountain? 6. How was Dr. Hawthorn going to treat Rebecca Tennyson? 7. Why did Hattie’s face flush when she learned what caused Rebecca Tennyson’s illness? 8. Why doesn’t Zero help dig the water hole?