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In the story, the two young men tell the old woman about their dream. What was their dream about?
The young men dreamed of eating good food all day long. They were in a land named Travelibag, in which Hambone the First was king.
True or False: The dream that the young men had was fake.
True
How can you tell that the young men have learned an important lesson?
They met another nice woman but didn't trick her.
How did the old woman know to be careful about the young men?
She was a good judge of character and saw the rascally looks in their eyes.
How does the old woman treat the young men?
She fed them and gave them blankets.
What did the two young men ask the old woman for?
lodging
Which word does NOT describe the old woman in "In the Days of King Adobe?" wise / thrifty / foolish / generous
foolish
According to “Thunder Rose,” why do people use the name “barbed wire”?
The little twisty pattern seemed to make Barbary Jay laugh, so Rose thought of it as Barbara’s Wire. Over the years, folks just called it barbed wire.
True or False: Rose preferred to drink milk straight from the cow.
True
True or False: Rose’s ma and pa gave Rose her name.
False
What problem did Rose and her steer face?
A severe drought
What did Rose do when a Jessie and his gang of desperadoes caused trouble?
She captured them with her lasso and put them to jail.
What happened to Tater when Rose sang her little tune?
He became as playful as a kitten and even tried to purr.
What is NOT one of Rose's special skills? Controlling thunder and lightning / Metal bending / Singing to calm the storm down / Talking to the longhorns
Talking to the longhorns
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