Summer of the Monkeys (Chapter 17, pgs. 237-244)

Why did grandpa think Jay Berry had lost an arm?

• Papa told grandpa a monkey had chewed off one of his arms.

• Jay Berry was holding the money in his pocket while he was running.

• Grandpa had bad eyesight and couldn't see him.

• Rowdy was shielding Jay Berry's arm from grandpa.

What was wrong with the "paint" pony?

• Just above the hoof was a deep, raw, red wound.

• He didn't look like a "paint" pony.

• He was missing one hoof.

• He wasn't broke or trained yet.

What made Jay Berry's heart melt?

• Daisy telling him thank you.

• Grandpa telling him how proud of him he was.

• The little mare gave him a push with her head.

• Seeing both the ponies in person.

What did Jay Berry's grandma tell him to do with the "paints" crippled leg?

• Grandma told him to amputate her leg.

• Grandma told him to leave her at the store until she healed up.

• Grandma told him to let Daisy doctor the "paint".

• Grandma told Jay Berry to forget about the "paint" and take the roan.

Why couldn't Jay Berry make up his mind about which horse to buy?

• He wanted to buy them both.

• Grandpa told him not to buy either one.

• Jay Berry didn't want to wait 4-5 weeks to ride the horse.

• Jay Berry never was good at making up his mind about things.