This document appears to be an inference sheet for a story titled "The Blues Ain't No Mockin Bird". It contains 4 quotes from the story and asks the reader to make inferences about what is revealed in each quote. The quotes provide details about the characters' living situations, playing in frozen puddles as children, descriptions of frozen water splintering, and a character arriving through the woods accompanied by other people.
This document appears to be an inference sheet for a story titled "The Blues Ain't No Mockin Bird". It contains 4 quotes from the story and asks the reader to make inferences about what is revealed in each quote. The quotes provide details about the characters' living situations, playing in frozen puddles as children, descriptions of frozen water splintering, and a character arriving through the woods accompanied by other people.
This document appears to be an inference sheet for a story titled "The Blues Ain't No Mockin Bird". It contains 4 quotes from the story and asks the reader to make inferences about what is revealed in each quote. The quotes provide details about the characters' living situations, playing in frozen puddles as children, descriptions of frozen water splintering, and a character arriving through the woods accompanied by other people.
over, and me and Cathy went stompin in it. 1. ...it [rum] used to drip maple syrup into the pails when we lived in the Judsons woods, like it poured cider into the vats when we were on the Cooper place, like it used to scoop buttermilk and soft cheese when we lived at the dairy
2. the frozen patch splinterin every
which way underneath kinda spooky. Looks like a plastic spider web, she said. A sort of weird spider, I guess, with many mental problems. But really it looked like the crystal paperweight Granny kept in the parlor.
3. Behind me I hear before I can see
Granddaddy Cain comin through the woods in his field boots. And here comes Smilin and Camera up behind him like they was goin to do somethin. Folks like to go for him sometimes. Cathy say its because hes so tall and quiet and like a king. And people just cant stand it
Bigger Picture Revealed
Playing in a puddle, lower class, frozen over, winter, children playing outside anyway
For 4: Find a quote that helps paint a
stronger picture of the characters in the story for you. Write down the quote in the left column, and what big picture inferences you made in the right. 4.