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Counting on Grace: Chapters 6-11 - Quiz
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Explain the quote "Left-handed people are touched by the lucky stick." Do you agree or disagree? Support your answer with details.
Do you know someone as determined to succeed as Grace in this story? Tell a little about this person.
Using the quote "My eyes jump right over the big words ‘cause stopping to puzzle on them makes you miss out on the story," explain its meaning.
Choose a piece of this section and illustrate what you "see." Using any style of poetry, create a poem for the illustration.
Why do you think adults are always correcting kids' speaking, as Miss Lesley does in this story? Explain.
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