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When Zachary Beaver Came to Town: Chapters 17-22 - Quiz
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When Zachary's mother died, the funeral drew a crowd. Why? Explain how this information makes Toby realize why Zachary can't be baptised at a church.
What does Toby's father mean when he says "I grew up with enough excitement to last two lifetimes"?
Explain how Toby and Cal make up. Use details from the story to explain your answer.
Why does Toby play catch with the Judge? Explain your answer using details from the story.
Why do you think Toby finally reads his mom's letters and writes back after Zachary's baptism? Give details from the story to support your opinion.
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