Family Journey and Experiences

The story follows a young boy's happy childhood disrupted by monkey trouble. His family, struggling as sharecroppers, moves to Cherokee land for a fresh start. They face challenges but find beauty in their new home. The boy's sister, Daisy, creates a playhouse where she befriends animals, showcasing her resilience despite her disability.

What was the narrator's initial feeling about growing up?

• He was worried about the future.

• He thought it would be easy.

• He was scared of growing up.

• He was indifferent.

What was the family's occupation before moving to Oklahoma?

• They were farmers.

• They were sharecroppers.

• They owned a store.

• They were traders.

What condition was Daisy born with?

• A twisted arm.

• A twisted leg.

• A hearing impairment.

• A vision problem.

What did Grandpa offer the family in his letter?

• A job in his store.

• A house in the city.

• A loan to start a business.

• 60 acres of land.

How did the family travel to Oklahoma?

• By horse and carriage.

• By covered wagon.

• By car.

• By train.

What was unique about Daisy's playhouse?

• It was built in a tree.

• It had a real altar.

• It was made of stone.

• It was underground.

What task was the narrator given regarding the family's cow?

• To sell the cow.

• To find the missing cow.

• To feed the cow.

• To milk the cow.