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The Dear America: The Fences Between Us: December 25, 1941-May 10, 1942 - Quiz
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Describe Sky Bars. Why was the candy bar perfect for Piper and Betty to share?
List three causes and effects for this section of the book.
How did Jim Sato come to Piper on two different occasions? What did his actions reveal about his character?
How did Trixie and Bud feel about the students of Japanese ancestry? How did their opinions differ from Piper's?
What facts did Piper learn as she researched the life of Margaret Bourke-White? Why do you think she enjoyed Miss Wyatt's biography assignment?
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