Milkweed chapters 1-10

Front

In Chapter 2, why does the narrator tell Uri that his name is "Stopthief"?

Back

People yell "Stop, thief"

Front

In Chapter 3, why does Uri decide that Misha is a Gypsy?

Back

All of the above: He has black eyes, dark skin, and wears a yellow stone around his neck.

Front

Why did the narrator not know bread could be given?

Back

He was used to stealing (snatching) the bread.

Front

Who was the man washing the sidewalk with his beard?

Back

a Jewish man

Front

Why did Uri say, "Don't be too glad" after Misha said, "I'm glad I'm not a Jew."?

Back

Because Gypsies are not liked either and will be treated the same way.

Front

Why does the narrator want to be a Jackboot?

Back

He loves their shiny black boots.

Front

What identity did the narrator receive from Uri?

Back

Misha Pilsudski

Front

What is one reason Uri may have taken Misha under his wing?

Back

He reminded him of his little brother that died.

Front

In Chapter 7, how does Misha feel about the story that Uri makes up to explain his past?

Back

He loves the story.

Front

When Misha found the tomato in the garden he said that the girl watching him made him feel as if he had just become visible. What does that mean?

Back

She saw him as a real and meaningful person.