Wringer Chapters 6-14

Front

Palmer compares his relationship with Dorothy and his friends to ____________.

Back

a mix of pickles and peanut butter.

Front

What do we learn about Palmer's dad in chapter 10?

Back

He is a sharpshooter and won a trophy.

Front

Why does Palmer feel relieved at the end of chapter 14?

Back

It seems like the pigeon is gone.

Front

What appeared outside of Palmer's window during the blizzard?

Back

a pigeon.

Front

Was Palmer always friends with Henry, Beans, and Mutto?

Back

Yes, since they were babies.

Front

What is a wringer?

Back

A wringer is someone who helps to catch and wring the necks of pigeons.

Front

How does Palmer feel about being a wringer?

Back

Palmer struggles with the idea of being a wringer and feels conflicted.

Front

What does Palmer's dad think about wringing?

Back

Palmer's dad does not want Palmer to be a wringer.

Front

What does the pigeon symbolize for Palmer?

Back

The pigeon symbolizes freedom and the conflict between his friends and his own feelings.

Front

What is the significance of the blizzard in the story?

Back

The blizzard creates a setting for important events and symbolizes confusion and isolation.