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Sarah, Plain and Tall Questions and Answers

What is the major theme of Patricia MacLachlan's Sarah, Plain and Tall?

What are some of the true facts in Sarah, Plain and Tall?

Why does Sarah want to learn how to ride a horse and drive a wagon by herself in Sarah, Plain and Tall?

What inferences can be made about Sarah in Caleb’s story?

How does Papa's agreeing to teach Sarah to ride a horse and drive a wagon develop a theme in Sarah, Plain and Tall?

In Sarah, Plain and Tall, why are Sarah's shells at the bottom of the food bag? chapter eight

In Sarah, Plain and Tall, how does Papa feel about Sarah and how do you know?

What was in Anna's letter?

In Sarah, Plain and Tall, how would you describe the rising action (build up), the climax, and the falling action?

What did Sarah miss about Maine in Sarah, Plain and Tall?

Why do you think Anna wanted Papa to ask Sarah if she sings?

How does Sarah, Plain and Tall end?

What did Anna forget to say to her mother?

In Patricia MacLachaln's Sarah, Plain and Tall, what is the major issue of the story?

In the end of Sarah, Plain and Tall, Sarah decides to stay. Did she make the right decision? Why?

What is papa looking for in a wife. What is important to him?

In the book Sarah, Plain and Tall, why did Papa stop singing after his wife died?

How is bread dough like a newborn baby?

mathew,and maggy mathew and maggy is a very important part of the story because they share and they are thier friends and friends dont give up on each other. i have a friend that lives right next to me and she thinks we should stop being friends for a while and not get in any more fights,what do you think?write me and tell me what i should do. --Raina:)

Who were the neighbors who brought chickens in "Sarah, Plain and Tall"?