Exploring Chapter 6 of Roll of Thunder

What event causes tension between the Logans and the Wallaces in Chapter 6?

• The Wallaces attack the Logans' cotton field.

• The Logans refuse to sell their crops to the Wallaces.

• The Wallaces host a party for the Logans.

• The Logans steal from the Wallaces.

How does Cassie feel about her experiences at school in this chapter?

• Cassie feels proud and accomplished about her experiences at school.

• Cassie feels excited and motivated about her experiences at school.

• Cassie feels frustrated and disheartened about her experiences at school.

• Cassie feels indifferent and unaffected by her experiences at school.

What role does the character of Stacey play in the events of Chapter 6?

• Stacey serves as a moral compass and a source of strength for her family during challenging times.

• Stacey creates conflict and tension among her siblings.

• Stacey is primarily focused on her own personal goals and ambitions.

• Stacey is a passive observer with no influence on her family.

Describe the significance of the bus incident in this chapter.

• The bus incident serves as a comedic relief in the chapter.

• The bus incident signifies the social divisions and challenges faced by the characters, reflecting broader societal issues.

• The bus incident highlights the characters' personal achievements.

• The bus incident is a minor detail with no real impact on the story.

How does the author portray the theme of racism in Chapter 6?

• The theme of racism is ignored entirely in this chapter.

• The author portrays racism through the experiences of marginalized characters facing discrimination and societal biases.

• Racism is depicted as a historical event with no relevance to the characters.

• The author highlights racism through the success of privileged characters.

What actions do the Logans take to protect their land in this chapter?

• The Logans organize a community meeting, confront white landowners, and implement protective strategies for their land.

• The Logans move to a different state.

• The Logans ignore the threats to their land.

• The Logans sell their land to white landowners.

How does the relationship between Cassie and her brothers evolve in Chapter 6?

• Cassie and her brothers grow closer without any conflicts.

• Cassie's relationship with her brothers becomes more complex, marked by both support and conflict.

• The relationship remains static with no changes.

• Cassie becomes the sole leader, overshadowing her brothers.

What lesson does Mama teach the children regarding their education?

• Education is important and should be valued.

• Education is not necessary for success.

• School is just a waste of time.

• Grades are more important than learning.

How does the setting of Chapter 6 contribute to the overall mood of the story?

• The setting creates a cheerful and lighthearted atmosphere.

• The setting has no impact on the mood of the story.

• The setting enhances the mood by creating tension and a sense of foreboding.

• The setting is described as vibrant and lively, enhancing joy.

What is the impact of the community's response to the Wallaces on the Logan family?

• The community's response creates hostility and isolation for the Logan family.

• The community's response leads to increased friendship with the Logans.

• The community supports the Logan family wholeheartedly.

• The community remains indifferent to the Wallaces' actions.