Questions and Answers
What is most likely the reason why Mr. Morrison is looking for a job at the beginning of chapter 10?
He is trying to help Cassie's family get some money because Papa can't work until his leg heals and Mama got fired.
When Kaleb Wallace yells at Mr. Morrison for hurting his brother's back, what key detail is he leaving out?
The Wallaces shot at Papa and Mr. Morrison.
After Mr. Morrison picks up the truck and moves it, Cassie writes, 'It took Kaleb Wallace several minutes to regain his voice.' What does that mean?
Kaleb was so shocked that Mr. Morrison was able to pick up the truck that he could not speak for a few minutes.
What makes Papa so angry after reading the note that Mr. Morrison brought back from the bank?
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In the context of the revival, what does the word 'humdrum' mean?
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Cassie's family likes having Uncle Hammer at their house, but what is one reason why they are relieved when he leaves?
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What happens when TJ shows up at the revival?
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When Mr. Morrison refuses to respond to Kaleb Wallace's name calling, what does this reveal about Mr. Morrison?
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Study Notes
Chapter 10 Key Points
- Mr. Morrison seeks employment to support Cassie's family while Papa is incapacitated and Mama is unemployed.
- Kaleb Wallace's outrage towards Mr. Morrison omits that the Wallaces attacked Papa and Mr. Morrison.
- Kaleb's stunned silence after Mr. Morrison lifts the truck indicates his disbelief in Mr. Morrison's strength and capability.
- Papa's frustration stems from the bank's demand for an unexpectedly early mortgage payment.
- The term "humdrum" reflects the dull, monotonous nature of rural life, interrupted by the church revival as a highlight event.
- Uncle Hammer's departure brings relief to the family due to his volatile nature, which could provoke dangerous retaliation against the Wallaces.
- TJ's arrival at the revival is marked by boasting about his newfound lifestyle, showcasing his change in behavior.
- Mr. Morrison's silent composure in the face of Kaleb Wallace’s insults demonstrates his calm demeanor and restraint.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 10 from 'Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry' with these flashcards. This quiz explores key events and character motivations as tensions rise in the story. Challenge yourself to remember important details and themes from this powerful chapter.
