Chapter 9 Events
Chapter 10 Events
Food, Care & Culture
Wild Card
Reflection
100

Why did Redemption stay silent after learning more about Moss’s situation?

He was really upset and needed time to process everything.

100

What did Redemption accuse Jam of after storming out of her house?

He accused her of knowing the monster was in his house and not telling him, saying she had lied to him.

100

True or False: In Pet, gender roles are challenged through the role of cooking.

In many contexts, women are traditionally expected to handle cooking and childcare. 

However, in Jam's family, her father Aloe is the primary cook. Similarly, in Redemption's family, caregiving responsibilities are shared among multiple parents. 

100

What feeling does Pet feed on in Chapter 9?

Pet feeds on Redemption’s anger.

100

Why does Redemption block Jam’s number after leaving her house?

He feels betrayed, thinking she knew about the monster but didn’t tell him.

200

What did Redemption recall about Moss that made him suspicious?

Moss had recently refused Redemption's help with baths, and some bruises didn’t match the risky stunts Moss was known for.

200

What did Jam find when she and Pet teleported back outside Redemption’s house?

They waited outside after seeing Redemption go into Moss’s room.

200

True or False: Everyone in Redemption's family eats meat.

False: Redemption’s father, Beloved, also ensures there are roasted vegetables for anyone who doesn’t eat meat.

200

Why did Jam hesitate to let Pet continue the search?

She wanted to give Redemption time to calm down and think.

200

How do these chapters explore trust between Jam and Redemption?

Trust is tested as Redemption doubts Jam’s loyalty, and Jam admits her mistakes to rebuild their bond.

300

What did Pet say it would do when Redemption asked how to deal with the monster?

Pet said it would kill the monster.

300

What did Redemption do after Moss said he couldn’t tell who was hurting him?

Redemption asked Moss to draw a picture of the person.

300

What is food like at Jam's house? 

In this chapter, Aloe cooks plantains, also known as “dodo,” a comforting staple in West African cuisine (pg. 151). 

300

How did Pet comfort Jam when she felt guilty?

Pet reminded her she didn’t put the monster in Redemption’s house and that moving forward was most important.

300

What does Redemption’s reaction to the hibiscus drawing show about his relationship with his parents?

It shows how badly he wants their support and belief, which he doesn’t get, adding to the conflict.

400

What happened when Jam suggested the monster might be one of Redemption’s parents?

Redemption jumped back, and Jam knew she had said the wrong thing.

400

What did Jam and Redemption find on the drawing Moss made?

A clear drawing of a hibiscus flower.

400

What type of food does Malachite cook?

The food Malachite cooks is homemade bread, roast chicken, and vegetables.

400

What does the hibiscus flower mean in the story?

It represents the person Moss is scared of and reveals the monster.

400

How does Pet affect Jam’s choices and actions?

Pet pushes Jam to act even when she’s unsure, symbolizing the push to face tough truths.

500

 How did Jam and Pet end up inside Redemption’s house?

Pet teleported them inside while they were invisible.

500

Why were Redemption’s parents not convinced by Moss’s drawing?

Even after Redemption showed them the sketch, they still wouldn’t believe him.

500

What is “dodo”

Dodo, as it is called in Yoruba, refers to fried sweet plantains. A plantain is a type of banana.

500

How does secrecy affect Jam and Redemption’s conflict?

Secrecy puts a strain on their relationship, causing mistrust and emotional conflict.

500

How does Jam’s choice to sneak into Redemption’s house show her personal growth?

It shows her readiness to cross personal lines to protect her friend, showing her growth in bravery and responsibility.

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