Mystery?!?!
Cap or No Cap
Grapes 1
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Idioms
100

Mr. Ireland's 17th-favorite student (CP, male)

Clayton Palmer

100

My (dad, Dad) is one of the best people I know. 

dad

100

What does "pawing for a shovel" mean?

near death, accepting death is soon

100

Who becomes the boss of the Joad family in chapter 16?

Ma

100

Bite off more than you can chew

took on more than you can handle

200

What teacher was recently voted "Most Likely to Win Jeopardy" by the BHS senior class?

Mr. Ireland

200

Do you know who the (president, President) of Ecuador is?

president

200

Why was Al growing "tense over the wheel?"

worried the truck was going to break down

200

Why does Tom get mad at the people charging to stay in a camp?

taking advantage of people struggling

200

Pull someone's leg

make a joke about something not true

300

What U.S. president served for 8 years between George Bush Sr. and Jr.?

Bill Clinton

300

My favorite season? It has to be (summer, Summer).

summer

300

Why did Ma get so mad about the plan for some family members to drive ahead without the others?

you don't break up the family

300

What happened the to the ragged man's family?

all died of starvation

300

Two peas in a pod.

two people who are very similar

400

What rapper's song is "You Gotta Protect Da Brand?"

Moneybagg Yo

400

I was born in the (South, south) and I'm proud of it. 

South

400
What was strange about the man at the junkyard?

one eye

400

Would you describe Tom's attitude as most closely aligned with capitalism or socialism?

socialism, which is when everybody is treated equally

400

Call it a day

stop doing something

500

In what U.S. state are wildfires causing lots of problems over the past few weeks?

California

500

If you want to drive to Munford from BHS you will need to head (south, South).

south

500

What were the people at the roadside camp charging to spend the night?

50 cents

500

In chapter 16, what does Ma wield as a weapon when the idea of splitting up the family is proposed?

jack handle

500

Take with a pinch of salt

To not completely believe something. Example: “You should take his stories with a pinch of salt; he often exaggerates.”