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Miracle's Boys: Chapters 1-4 - Quiz
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Explain the heroic deed that caused the death of Lafayette's father.
Describe "Newcharlie" and his friend Aaron. Include details of how they treated Lafayette. List two details from the story that indicate Charlie used to be a very kind and caring person.
Characterize Ty'ree. In what ways has Ty'ree filled the role of parent for Lafayette?
The setting for this story is not directly stated. List four clues that help the reader infer that Lafayette lived in New York City.
Of the characters thus far, which two seem to have the most in common? Give reasons to support your answer.
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