Cast of Characters 1
Cast of Characters 2
The Plot Thickens
Miscellaneous
Words of Wisdom
100

This girl is the main protagonist of the novel.

Francie Rommely

100

This man likes to drink and gamble instead of providing for his family.

Johnny Nolan

100

This is Neeley's actual name.

Cornelius

100

This is the price to pee that the bully's extract from the students at Francie and Neeley's school.

A penny

100

To be friendly and cheerful

genial

200

This woman is known for getting into trouble with men.

Sissy Rommely

200

The boy is dying from consumption.

Henny Gaddis

200

These two scandals exiled Sissy from Katie's house. (one word answers)

Tricycle and balloons

200

These two books are very important to Francie and her family.

Bible & Shakespeare

200

To do something in a secretive manner.

surreptitiously

300

This woman went to the convent and has a new name. (Give the new name)

Sister Ursula

300

This woman cannot read or write, but is quite smart anyway.

Mary Rommely

300

Francie looks forward to this day when nothing tastes good?

Big Pickle Day

300

This province of Brooklyn is where the Nolans live.

Williamsburg

300

To say or do something without thinking; mindless.

vacuous

400

This man sells tongue and likes Francie's mom.

Sauerwein

400

This man is in charge of taking care of Bob the horse.

Frank

400

What does Katie put on Francie's hair to keep lice away?

Kerosene oil

400

This is what Francie bought herself at the five-and-dime store.

Pink and white peppermint wafers

400

To have anger when perceived to being treated unfairly.

indignation

500

This butcher is very nice, but can't be trusted because he grinds the meat behind closed doors.

Werner

500

This man died because he got drunk, fell down and punctured his stomach on a stake, then bled out at home.

Frankie Nolan

500

All Nolan men will die before this age.

35

500

This teacher was rumored to be having "relations" with the assistant janitor in the basement while she was at work.

Ms. Pfieffer

500

Having an uncooperative attitude toward authority or discipline.

recalcitrant