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Things Hoped For: Chapters 4 - 8 - Quiz
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Gwen decides that instead of reading more Yeats, she should be reading <i>Robinson Crusoe</i>. Why does she feel that way? How does the story of <i>Robinson Crusoe</i> compare to what is happening to Gwen?
Gwen says that Grampa must have been pretty sure that things would have been worse if he had stayed. How do you think things could have been worse than they were with Grampa gone?
Gwen likes to read books and poems when she is upset. What do you like to do when you are upset? Explain your answer.
Pretend you are Robert. Write down the conversation that you had with your mom and dad to convince them that you should stay with Gwen.
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