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Quake! Disaster in San Francisco, 1906: Chapters 1-4 - Quiz
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Explain why Uncle Avi couldn't keep the stray puppy and why he thought Jacob should take him. Explain the excuse Uncle Avi offered Jacob to help convince Itzak Kaufman they should take the dog.
Describe the massive quake damage Jacob observed on his way to and from the Produce District.
How did the stray dog prove to be a lifesaver for Jacob during and after the quake hit?
Compare Uncle Avi Kaufman to Jacob's father, Itzak Kaufman.
Infer what kind of a person Aunt Rose is. List details from the story that help you to understand her character.
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