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Pick of the Litter: Chapters 19-24 - Quiz
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Tom's grandpa gives him a family heirloom-the wooden shotgun. Write about a time when something special was given to you.
The idea to treat others the way you would want to be treated surfaces a lot within this section. Provide at least two examples of this from this section of the book.
What do you think the differences and similarities are between the words "trust" and "truth"?
Tom used a lot of courage to keep quiet about his feelings for Tad when Jeb Owens was picking his dog. Explain what it means to be courageous. Include a time when you had to use courage, too.
Tom finally had to consider standing up to the bully, Harry. Brainstorm a few ideas to help Tom stand up to Harry and each idea's possible effect.
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