Lina's Journey and Challenges

In this chapter, Granny's confusion grows, leading to concern from Lina and Lana. Mrs. Mereaux becomes a motherly figure in their lives. Lina overhears a conversation about colored pencils at the market and decides to buy some, despite needing a coat for Granny. During her journey, she encounters Sad Merrill's outburst about the Unknown Regions. At the store, Lina buys pencils but loses Poppy, leading to a frantic search during a blackout. Eventually, she finds Poppy with Doon, reflecting on her actions and priorities.

What was Granny searching for in the kitchen?

• A lost recipe

• An important thing

• A hidden key

• A family photo

How did Mrs. Mereaux contribute to the household?

• By fixing broken items

• By teaching the children

• By ensuring cleanliness and order

• By cooking elaborate meals

What did Lina overhear at the market?

• A missing child

• A sale on coats

• A conversation about paint

• A new bakery opening

What was Lina's main desire at the market?

• To get colored pencils

• To find a new coat

• To buy groceries

• To meet friends

What did Lina notice about the city during her journey?

• It was covered in snow

• It was unusually quiet

• It was bustling with activity

• It was decorated for a festival

What was Sad Merrill's warning about?

• A shortage of food

• A new law being passed

• The dangers of the Unknown Regions

• A coming storm

What did Lina decide to buy at the store?

• A book

• A toy for Poppy

• Two colored pencils

• A new coat

What caused Lina to panic during the blackout?

• Losing sight of Poppy

• The fear of the dark

• A loud noise

• The loss of her pencils

Who helped Lina find Poppy?

• A shopkeeper

• Mrs. Mereaux

• A police officer

• Doon

How did Lina feel after finding Poppy?

• Indifferent

• Excited and happy

• Angry and frustrated

• Relieved but guilty