One Crazy Summer Quiz: Chapters 1-2

Who is the main character introduced in chapters 1-2 of "One Crazy Summer"?

• Delphine

• Cecile

• Vonetta

• Fern

What is the primary setting of chapters 1-2 in "One Crazy Summer"?

• New York City

• Oakland, California

• Chicago, Illinois

• Miami, Florida

Summarize the main event that occurs in chapters 1-2 of "One Crazy Summer."

• The sisters go to a summer camp.

• The sisters arrive in California to visit their mother.

• The sisters start a new school year.

• The sisters go on a road trip.

Describe the initial reaction of the sisters upon meeting their mother in chapters 1-2.

• They are excited and happy.

• They are indifferent and uninterested.

• They are nervous and unsure.

• They are angry and upset.

What motivates Delphine to take care of her sisters during their trip?

• She wants to impress her mother.

• She feels responsible as the oldest sibling.

• She is told to do so by her father.

• She wants to earn a reward.

How does the author describe the setting of Oakland, California, in chapters 1-2?

• As a bustling and crowded city.

• As a quiet and rural area.

• As a sunny and vibrant place.

• As a cold and dreary town.

What can be inferred about Cecile's character from her initial interaction with her daughters?

• She is warm and welcoming.

• She is distant and uninterested.

• She is strict and authoritative.

• She is playful and humorous.

Identify the character who seems most eager to meet their mother in chapters 1-2.

• Delphine

• Vonetta

• Fern

• None of the sisters

Explain why the sisters are traveling to California in chapters 1-2.

• To attend a family reunion.

• To spend the summer with their mother.

• To visit a theme park.

• To move permanently.

What inference can be made about the sisters' relationship with their mother based on chapters 1-2?

• They have a close and loving relationship.

• They have a strained and distant relationship.

• They have a competitive and jealous relationship.

• They have a respectful and formal relationship.