Which symbol from Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry provides the MOST support for the story’s message about family ties and loyalty?

Stacey’s wool jacket

Uncle Hammer’s Packard

T.J.’s cheat notes

the October rain

Answer:

B

Explanation:

Uncle Hammer’s Packard is the symbol from Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry provides the most support for the story’s message about family ties and loyalty. Hence, option B is correct.

Uncle Hammer is expected to go from Chicago and act like the Punisher from the 1930s when Mr. Granger is poised to foreclose on the Logan property. Instead, in order to assist pay off the bank debt, he sells his fancy car.

Cassie "twisted her hair and punched her in the stomach and buttocks". Lillian Jean is finally cornered by Cassie, who then demands an apology from Lillian Jean. Lillian Jean agrees, but she makes a threat to inform her father of what transpired.

In this book, the car frequently represents captivity rather than freedom. Eleanor imagines herself having complete freedom as she travels down the broad road, thinking about how liberated she has finally become.

Thus, option B is correct.

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