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Quake! Disaster in San Francisco, 1906: Chapters 14-16 - Quiz
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Summarize the many thoughts that raced through Jacob's mind while he sat on a rock overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Compare Aunt Rose's personality before and after the earthquake. What do you think caused her personality to change?
The last line of the novel reads, "For Jacob, the disaster was finally over." Explain the importance of those words.
Now reunited, list three problems the Kaufmans will face during the next few months.
How did Quake affect the events of Jacob's life since meeting the little dog on April 17th? How did Quake affect the lives of others he met?
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