Characters
Point of View
Setting
Plot
Vocabulary
100

The main character in the story.

Molly

100

Who is telling the story?

Molly

100

Name of the country that Molly's family moved from?

Russia

100

What holiday is Molly's class learning about?

Thanksgiving

100

A poor and cramped (small) apartment that Molly and her family lived in New York City.

tenement house

200

The student who is constantly teasing her.

Elizabeth

200

How does Elizabeth react to seeing Molly's doll for the first time? How do you think this makes Molly feel?

Elizabeth taunted Molly for not doing the assignment correctly. Molly is embarrassed so she hides her pilgrim in her desk.
200

What city did Molly live in when she lived in the tenement house?

New York City

200

Who helps Molly make her pilgrim?

Her mom

200

A person who immigrated from another country.

pilgrim

300

She inspired how Molly's pilgrim was going to be made.

Molly's mom

300

How does Ms. Stickley feel about Molly's Pilgrim?

She loves it so much that she puts it on her desk.

300

Where did Molly's dad work when they lived in New York City?

factory

300

Describe Molly's pilgrim doll

It looked like her mom. She had an embroidered face, a yellow blouse and red skirt.

300

To tease; Elizabeth __________ Molly because she is different.

taunt

400

This person got a new job in Winter Hill.

Molly's dad

400

Where does Molly's dad work now that they don't live in New York City anymore? 

Mr. Brozk's store

400

Why were Molly's classmates making fun of Molly's pilgrim?

It didn't look like the Thanksgiving pilgrims they learned about in school.
400

to like; The girls at school ________ Elizabeth for giving them candy.

admired

500

The bad guys in Russia who were mean to the Jews

Cossacks

500

Name three ways that Molly is similar to Ravi

1. they both immigrated from somewhere else

2. they both get teased for their accents

3. their family is supportive of them

4. they both started at a new school

5. something else reasonable and true? 

500

The author used this verb to describe how Elizabeth reacted to Molly not knowing Thanksgiving. (hint, it is an animal sound)

snort

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