Characters
Jerome
Sarah
Mr. Moore
Family & People
100

Where is Carlos from?

Texas

100

The ghost who helps guide Jerome and teaches him about history is?

Emmett Til
100

Who is Sarah, and how does she know Jerome?

 Daughter of the police officer who shot Jerome

100

Where was Mr. Moore when he shot Jerome what does this tell us?

He was in the cop car which indicates he was not in actual danger. 

100

What does Ma do for a living?

She is a receptionist at an inn.

200

Who gave Jerome the toy gun.

Carlos

200

How old is Jerome?

12 years old

200

Does Sarah think her dad is bad? 

Yes and No. She knows what he did was bad but she does not think he is a bad person. 

200

How has officer Moore changes after he shot Jerome?

He now is a lot more angry all the time, and fights with his wife a lot. 

200

What does Pa do for a living?

He is a sanitation worker

300

Why did Carlos have a toy gun? what does this say about him?

Saftey, he is used to living in an unsafe environment. 

300

The reverend who supports Jerome’s family

Reverend Carter

300

Why does Sarah think she can see Jerome and no one else can?

Because she thinks she is supposed to help him in the future. 

300

Where was Jerome shot? Elaborate 

On the back, this means that he was actually running away when he was shot (so officer Moore was not in danger.)

300

As Ma describes what is Kim's job?

To get Ed - YOU - cated

Going to school

400

Jerome’s little sister’s name is

Kim

400

Why did Jerome take the gun even though he probably knew it wasn't a good thing?

He probably took it either because he wanted to look cool, or because he was pressured by Carlos. 

400

Based on the way Jerome explains Sarah's bedroom, what can we infer about her?

She has not known poverty the same way Jerome has. 

400

"I had no choice." What does this tell you?

He is trying to justify his actions instead of owning up to them.

400

What does Kim do when there are gunshots?

She reads 

500

What do Jerome and Carlos do together the first day knowing each other?

They eat lunch together in the bathroom.

500

How do the “ghost boys” help tell the story?

They represent others who experienced injustice and show that Jerome’s story is part of something bigger.

500

How does Sarah feel about the protests outside her house?

I think she supports her dad but also knows that what he did was wrong. (Opinion Question)

500

What specifically happened when Mr. Moore was fighting with his wife?

He broke a glass and was extremely angry.

500

The group of spirits that represent other boys who were unjustly killed are called

Ghost Boys