Family Dynamics and Relationships

The transcript follows the Joad family as they prepare for a journey to California. Grandpa arrives and interacts with Tom, who has just been released from jail. The family dynamics are explored, and the preacher delivers a grace, reflecting on his spiritual journey. The family discusses their plans and financial situation as they prepare for the long trip.

What is Grandpa's initial reaction upon seeing Tom?

• He is angry and dismissive.

• He is indifferent and ignores him.

• He is surprised and happy.

• He is confused and forgetful.

What does Grandpa think about Tom being in jail?

• He is unaware of it.

• He thinks it was unjust.

• He believes Tom deserved it.

• He is proud of it.

How does Grandpa express his affection for Tom?

• By giving him a gift.

• By slapping him on the chest.

• By scolding him.

• By ignoring him.

What does Grandma want before breakfast?

• A prayer of grace.

• A family meeting.

• A song.

• A cup of coffee.

What does the preacher reflect on during grace?

• The journey to California.

• His past mistakes.

• The holiness of unity.

• The family's struggles.

How does Grandma react to the preacher's words?

• She is confused.

• She is angry.

• She is indifferent.

• She is moved and responds with 'Amen'.

What is the family's main concern during breakfast?

• The taste of the food.

• The preacher's presence.

• The journey ahead.

• The weather.

What do the men inspect after breakfast?

• The house.

• The truck.

• The fields.

• The barn.

What is Al's main interest according to the family?

• Reading books.

• Fixing engines and girls.

• Cooking.

• Gardening.

How does Al react upon seeing Tom?

• He is indifferent.

• He is disappointed.

• He is admiring and respectful.

• He is angry.