Two Roads Chapters 4-8

What causes the gunshot that Cal hears at the end of Chapter 7?

• The railroad bull at the train station

• A farmer hunting in the woods

• The sheriff of Fairville

• Cap retelling a story from the war

Scramble

• To move quickly and awkwardly.

• A long, narrow ditch.

• To make a sharp 's' sound.

• to trip and lose your balance.

Stumble

• High pitched and loud.

• To walk slowly with heavy steps.

• To make a quick up and down movement.

• Almost fall.

Beading

• A long, narrow ditch.

• Unable to think or react quickly.

• Drops of moisture.

• Excessively or very active.

Shrill

• To make a sharp 's' sound.

• High pitched sound.

• An omen of a particular outcome.

• A trap for catching birds or animals.

Why were Pop and Cal running through the woods at night?

(¿Porque Pop y Cal estaban corriendo por el bosque por la noche?)

• To catch the train

  
  

  (Para tomar el tren)

• To run away from the other hoboes

  
  

  (Para escaparse de los otros vagabundos)

• To follow the sound of gunshots

  
  

  (Para seguir al sonido de disparos)

• To catch a squirrel for dinner

  
  

  (Para atrapar una ardilla por la cena)

In the forest, Pop and Cal see a bright light. Where is this light coming from?

(En el bosque, Pop y Cal ven una luz brillante. ¿De dónde viene la luz?)

• Torches from armed men

  
  

  (Las linternas de hombres armados)

• Cal and Pop's tent

  
  

  (La tienda de campaña de Cal y Pop)

• A hobo's campfire

  
  

  (La fogada de un vagabundo)

• A full moon

  
  

  (La luna llena)

Who is the man with the gun?

(¿Quién es el hombre con la arma?)

• "Just Jack"

• Sheriff Dan Boyle

• Red Campbell

• Pop

Who was Sheriff Dan Boyle looking for?

(¿A quién el sheriff estába buscando?)

• Cal and Pop

• A black hobo

  (un vagabundo negro)

• His wife

  (su esposa)

• A Native American hobo

  (un vagabundo indio)

What is the sheriff's point of view towards black hoboes?

(¿Qué es el punto de vista de del sheriff hacia los vagabundos negros?)

• They are welcomed in this town but should be treated differently than white hoboes.

  
  

  (Reciben la bienvenida en la ciudad pero debería ser tratado diferente de los anglos.)

• They are welcomed in this town and should be treated the same as white hoboes.

  
  

  (Reciben la bienvenida en la ciudad y debería ser tratado igual que los anglos.)

• They are not welcomed in this town but they can stay if they are a veteran.

  
  

  (No reciben la bienvenida en la ciudad pero pueden quedarse si son veteranos.)

• They are not welcomed in this town and will be punished for being there.

  
  

  (No reciben la bienvenida en la ciudad y será castigado si esta allí.)