Ham On Rye Part 5

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Ham On Rye Part 5

Read Ham On Rye Part 5, and answer the following questions using Complete Sentences.

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Question 1

(p. 1) How old do you think the narrator is in this section of the story?

Question 2

(p. 1) Describe Juan:

Question 3

(pp. 1-2) Why does Henry suspect that the children are lying about their fathers’ jobs?

Question 4

Define setting.

Question 5

(p. 2) What is the setting of this story? (For Time Period, find out who is President, and research which years the story might take place.)

Question 6

(p. 2) Why doesn’t Henry go to hear the President’s speech?

Question 7

(pp. 2-3) Summarize the President’s speech (according to Henry):

Question 8

(p. 3) Why were the tough guys in the class angry at Henry?

Question 9

(p. 4) According to the teacher, what makes Henry’s essay “all the more remarkable”?

Question 10

(p. 4) Why does Henry say, “It was going to be easy for me”?

Question 11

(p. 4) Why does Henry say, “There really wasn’t anything funny about the Fun House”?

Question 12

(p. 5) Why does Henry wear the Indian suit only if his father makes him put it on?

Question 13

(p. 5) What does Eddie refer to when he says, “You’ve spoiled it”?

Question 14

(p. 6) List three details from the story that tell the reader that the story is set during an economic depression: Number your list 1-3.

Question 15

(p. 7) Why does Henry say, “I hate you bastards”?

Question 16

(p. 7) What made Henry “feel terrible,” and “physically sick”?

Exit Ticket

(p. 8) How does this section of Ham on Rye end?

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