TPS The Cabin Faced West by Jean Fritz

What kind of genre is this story? ___

Who is the author? __

What is the setting? ___

Who are the main characters? ____, a ___ year old girl; her brothers __, her dad and mom, ___ and ___.

How does the author know about Ann Hamilton? ___ was Jean Fritz's ___!

What was "The Rule?" Anyone who finds ___ with ___ gets a bucket of ___ poured over his/her ___.

Where did Ann's family moved from? They moved from ___.

What type of children lived in the cabins? How did Ann feel about this? All of the children were ___ or ___. Ann missed having a ___, and she missed her ___.

Of all the places on her father's hill, where did Ann like it best? She liked the ___ the best.

What was Ann's dearest possession? Her ___

Who was Semanthie? Semanthie was the ___ that Ann's father had ___ for her while they were at ___.

What two words did Ann come to hate? ___

Why did Daniel say the cows were cooperating and obedient when they really were not? Daniel said the ___ of what he meant because he did not want to get caught in a ____.

Who was the only other child Ann's age near Hamilton Hill

What did Ann forget to do? She forgot to ___ (the most important job of all).

How did Ann describe the roads? Roads have ___, ___, and __ to tell and ___ to make around every corner.

Whom did Ann meet while walking to Aunt Mary and Uncle John's house? She met a man named ___.

Why did this man come to this side of the mountain to settle? He came because there was ___ then he could ever afford in the east.

He wanted a ___ in the new part of the country.

19. What did it mean if someone asked to have his name put in a pot? It meant he'd like ___.

What part of the dinner conversation caught Ann's attention? The topic of ___ caught her attention.

Why did David pour cold water on Daniel? He broke ___. He had complained about ____ and their ____.

When did Arthur Scott say he would be back? In the ___.

What did Ann teach Andy to do? What did they use to do this with? ___; she spelled Andy's name with pea pods and scratched ____ in the ___.

What was missing from the shelf? Who did Ann think took it? Her ___ was missing. She thought her brother ___ took it.

25. What did Ann plan to use for her tea party on the hill? She planned to use her mother's ___.

What did Father announce at every sunup? The ___

Where did Andy want Ann to go with him and his family? They were going to ___ for the ___. He suggested that she ___ and ___ with her cousin Margaret.

What happen during the storm? Ann gathered as many ___ as she could, but her plants were ___. The late crop was __, but ___ was still standing.

After the storm, what did Mr. Hamilton recite? His favorite _____.

Why did Andy's family end up staying at Ann's house? The ____ blew in part of the ____ house.

Who actually rook Ann's dairy? What did he do to it? ____ took it when he was mad. He made a new ____ for it.

What startled Ann along the road while she was picking grapes? ___ was on Hamilton Hill.

How did Ann and her mother welcome General Washington to their house? They set the table with the ___, they used the ___, and they made plenty of ___. .

What did George Washington help Ann to finally realize? She had begun to ___ Hamilton Hill. She understood that she was ____ to the ___ of the west.

What good news did Ann finally receive? ___ was coming to visit and stay awhile in the ___.

A figure of speech that gives the qualities of a person to an animal, an object, or an idea ___

A sequence of related events in a story ___.

The outcome of the plot or how things are settled in the end ___.

A struggle between characters or an event that causes concern __.

The events that occur after the climax ___.

Information about the setting and characters ___.

The moment of greatest interest or emotion ___.

Where and when a story takes place ____.