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  • Where did Tanya find the bracelets and earrings?
    In a trunk in the attic.
    At a store.
    In her room.
  • How did Tanya feel about the cold days?
    She didn’t mind.
    She hated them.
    She wished it were summer.
  • What material was most significant in the story?
    Fabric squares for the quilt.
    Wood for furniture.
    Metal for jewelry.
  • What made Jim miserable?
    His favorite pants were beyond repair.
    His shoes were torn.
    His dog was missing.
  • What did Jim do after Grandma started working on the quilt?
    He went outside.
    He gave her a hug and watched her work.
    He asked her to stop.
  • What was Tanya's Halloween costume?
    A pirate
    An African princess
    A fairy
  • What did Grandma do with the leftover fabric from Tanya’s costume?
    Added it to the quilt.
    Threw it away.
    Gave it to Jim.
  • What does the quilt represent in the story?
    A Halloween costume accessory.
    A way to prepare for winter.
    A way to preserve family memories.
  • What season does the story mention arriving?
    Autumn
    Spring
    Winter
  • How did Mama feel about the coming winter?
    She dreaded it.
    She didn’t care.
    She was excited.
  • What did Grandma do with Jim's pants?
    Threw them away.
    Cut squares from them to add to a quilt.
    Used them to make a scarf.
  • What were Tanya’s robes made from?
    A blanket.
    Colorful material Mama had sewn.
    Jim’s old pants.
  • What did Tanya and her brothers think about the snow?
    They worried about it.
    They were excited for it.
    They disliked it.
  • What was Grandma's attitude toward preserving memories?
    She didn’t value preserving memories.
    She believed a quilt could tell a life story.
    She thought memories should be written down.
  • According to Grandma, what does a quilt do?
    It tells your life story.
    It keeps you warm.
    It makes a house beautiful.
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