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What does Jim give to the Shimerda family?
a picture book of cards and advertising cards
What does Jake and Otto give Jim for Christmas?
cedar Christmas tree and ornaments
Jake and Otto are specifically described as having "____________________."
unprotected faces
Grandpa Burdon reads the Christmas story from the Gospel of _______________.
Matthew
This Christmas story is significant because it features the stories of ________________.
the Three Magi and fleeing into the Egyptian desert
In Chapter 12, through Jim's narration, Cather makes it clear that white, Anglo-Saxon Protestant Americans like the Burdons consider the Shimerdas as "foreign," not only because of their nationality, but also because they are __________.
Catholic
Who says, "the prayers of all good people are good"?
grandpa Burdon
Without judging the woman's apparent envy and selfishness, ____________is able to realize and explain to Jim that it is Mrs. Shimerda's poverty, not an ill temper that drives her to act and speak the way that she does.
grandma
Mrs. Shimerda wanted to immigrate for ____________
material gain for her family
At the end of Chapter 13, there is a(n) ____________ that foreshadows what will happen with the tragedy in the Shimerda family.
Snowstorm
How does Mr. Shimerda's death reflect who he was in life?
He took great care to prepare himself, just as he always maintained a dignified appearance.
Who is suspected of possibly murdering Mr. Shimerda?
Krajiek
How do the Burdens react to Mr. Shimerda's suicide?
shocked but matter-of-factly
Who comes to visit the Shimerdas after the suicide of Mr. Shimerda?
Anton Jelinek
Mr. Shimerda is buried ______________.
on the prairie at a future crossroads
Grandfather's prayer is ostensibly ______________.
a plea to God to have mercy on Mr. Shimerda's soul
Grandfather's prayer is REALLY directed _________/
to Krajiek to deal justly with the Sherimdas
Antonia becomes ____________ after her father's death.
a strong, confident young woman working in the fields
Who verifies the changes that Jim complains about in Antonia are positive changes?
grandfather
At the beginning of Chapter 18, Jim refers to Antonia's family as _________.
the Bohemians