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2. Who does Sal decide to tell her grandparents a story about? Why did she choose to tell this story other than another story? Use evidence from the novel to support your answer. She decides to tell about Phoebe because it reminded her of her mother for example it said it reminded of her plaster in the wall that her father would break each day waiting for her mother to come back.

How did Sal get her name and what is the significance behind her name? Use evidence from the novel to support your answer. She got her name from her grandmother. The significance is that it came from an Indian tribe that her grandmother belonged to. Her parents found out they made a mistake the name of the tribe was Seneca not Salamanaca, but by then she was born. Day 2 2. Use an event from Chapter 5 to support Sal's statement, "My grandparents can get into trouble as easily as a fly can land on a watermelon. One main event is when Sals grandparents go to D.C and borrow senator’s cars back tires. In BayBanks Kentucky you can do that but no in D.C  3. If you were Mrs. Winterbottom, how would you have felt about the way in which your family treated you? I would feel neglected because no one would appreciate the work I did. In the story she sighs when people didn’t answer her when she asked a question I would feel really bad.