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A Day No Pigs Would Die: Chapters 5-8 - Quiz
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Describe Aunt Matty. Compare her to one of your own aunts.
Make a list of five details about the Pecks' life that indicate they are quite poor.
Make a list of five clues the author has used to indicate this novel is set during the 1920's.
Peck told Rob he was a wealthy man because he had a loving family, and owns the land they live on. In your opinion, what do you think makes a person wealthy?
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Do you think Mr. Hillman was right to move his baby's coffin to the family's orchard plot? Why or why not?
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