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In the book Spark, who was in the photograph above the fireplace? Finn's great-grandfather, Phineas Katz (page 1)
In the book Spark, why did the great-grandfather uproot everyone? Their home wasn't safe (page 1)
In the book Spark, what did great-grandfather Phineas shorten his name to? Finn (page 1)
In the book Spark, why did great-grandfather shorten everyone's names? A sailor told him to in order to have a normal life (page 1)
In the book Spark, where did great-grandfather write down everything about his journey? In a field journal (page 1)
In the book Spark, what possessions did Mom say remind them of what was important, where they'd come from and what they'd been through? The field journal and photograph (page 1)
In the book Spark, who was the fastest kid in town? Rabbit (page 5)
In the book Spark, why was Rabbit the fastest kid in town? If she slowed down, the hardest parts of the world might catch her (page 5)
In the book Spark, what animal did Rabbit find that didn't even live in California? A boreal toad (page 5)
In the book Spark, how did Finn and Rabbit know the toad was a boreal toad? It had dark splotches covering its underbelly (page 5)
In the book Spark, what was the name of Rabbit's dog? Thorn (page 5)
In the book Spark, what was Finn and Rabbit's "usual place"? The end of Grandview Drive (page 5)
In the book Spark, what entrance was in the cul-de-sac of Grandview Drive? The old forest access road (page 5)
In the book Spark, what river did the old forest access road go over? Grayflood River (page 6)
In the book Spark, what was in the center of the state park? Forest Heart (page 6)
In the book Spark, what town did Finn and Rabbit live in? Redwood Hollows (page 6)
In the book Spark, what was the name of Rabbit's uncle? Charlie (page 6)
In the book Spark, what did Rabbit's Uncle Charlie say it was important to do? Document their discoveries (page 6)
In the book Spark, what was spray-painted in the cul-de-sac of Grandview Drive? A spray-painted orange circle with an arrow inside (page 6)
In the book Spark, what did Finn and Rabbit see after smelling a campfire? A pale cloud swirling into the sky (page 7)
In the book Spark, where did Finn and Rabbit run after smelling a campfire? Redwood Hollows Community Park (page 8)
In the book Spark, how long had the air been smoky? Since August (page 8)
In the book Spark, what was the name of the firefighter who asked Finn and Rabbit if they were ok after the fire at the park? Matt (page 10)
In the book Spark, what was the name of Finn and Rabbit's middle school? Redwood Hollows Middle School (page 11)
In the book Spark, what type of the tree stood in front of their middle school? A Moreton Bay fig, with branches 100 feet across (page 11)
In the book Spark, which of Finn and Rabbit's friends used an inhaler? Mia (page 11)
In the book Spark, what type of vest was Thorn required to wear at school? ESA vest (page 11)
In the book Spark, what did Jonah say was going to be built after the housing project was finished? A brand-new baseball field (page 12)
In the book Spark, where did Jonah say they would all live if it were up to Rabbit? In treehouses (page 12)
In the book Spark, what was Rabbit's real name? Mirasol (page 13)
In the book Spark, why did most kids make fun of Rabbit? Because she was small (page 13)
In the book Spark, when did everyone start calling Mirasol by the nickname Rabbit? When she beat Jonah in the 100-meter dash (page 13)
In the book Spark, why did Mirasol seem as if she were part rabbit? She had strong legs and extra-large ears (page 13)
In the book Spark, what were Rabbit's ears able to do? Sense when trouble was in the air (page 13)
In the book Spark, where did Finn's mom work? In an animal shelter (page 14)
In the book Spark, what type of dog was Thorn? Something in the middle of a German shepherd and a collie (page 14)
In the book Spark, where did Rabbit make Finn set the trapped mouse free? Azalea Creek (page 15)
In the book Spark, what did most kids call Uncle Charlie? Mr. Reyes (page 16)
In the book Spark, what did Uncle Charlie do for work? He was a teacher at Finn and Rabbit's school (page 16)
In the book Spark, what was the name of the hamster in Uncle Charlie's classroom? Hambone (page 16)
In the book Spark, what was the name of the king snake in Uncle Charlie's classroom? Hip-Hop (page 16)
In the book Spark, what burned down in the fire at the park? The playground (page 17)
In the book Spark, who dropped off preparedness checklists? Mr. Finkel (page 18)
In the book Spark, what was written across the top of the preparedness checklists? Take Responsibility! (page 18)
In the book Spark, what project was Uncle Charlie planning in September? Eighth Grade Project (page 19)
In the book Spark, what was Finn known as at school? The "smart kid" (page 20)
In the book Spark, why did Finn and Rabbit make a good team? Rabbit was the heart and Finn was the mind (page 20)
In the book Spark, who did Finn have to ask when he needed help with school? His mom (page 20)
In the book Spark, what did Finn's dad think he should do more of? Sports (page 20
In the book Spark, what sport did Finn like to do? Hiking (page 20)
In the book Spark, what did Finn want to do for the eighth grade project? Set up trail cameras (page 22)
In the book Spark, where was Uncle Charlie's class going on a field trip? North Wood Campground (page 22)
In the book Spark, where was Uncle Charlie from? The Philippines (page 23)
In the book Spark, what was Uncle Charlie's job in the Philippines? A famous biologist (page 23)
In the book Spark, what lesson did the stream teach Marisol? That mud is slippery, but help was with her which is why we never hike alone (page 23)
In the book Spark, what was Diablo Wind? Warm air from the east over the Sierras that dried everything in its path (page 25)
In the book Spark, what was the name of Finn's bearded dragon? Watermelon (page 26)
In the book Spark, why did Finn's dad say they couldn't get a dog? They could barely feed their own family (page 26)
In the book Spark, what did Watermelon need to survive? The warmth of the spotlight (page 26)
In the book Spark, who were Finn's neighbors? The Baileys (page 27)
In the book Spark, what job did Finn's father want him to do? Work after school helping their neighbors with chores (page 27)
In the book Spark, what did Finn's father do for work? He was a handyman who fixed anything (page 27)
In the book Spark, why hadn't Finn's father worked since the drought? There were too many building restrictions (page 27)
In the book Spark, when did Finn get his first journal? When he was starting fourth grade (page 29)
In the book Spark, what school did Finn's mom start when he started fourth grade? Community college to be a vet tech (page 29)
In the book Spark, what color was Finn's first journal? Green (page 29)
In the book Spark, what did Finn make his mom in the mornings? Coffee (page 30)
In the book Spark, what did Finn have covering the walls of his treehouse? Drawings of animals, trees and wildflowers and wrinkled maps of the forest (page 31)
In the book Spark, what did Finn have hanging above the entrance to his treehouse? Rabbit's watercolor of Thorn (page 31)
In the book Spark, where did Rabbit and Mia live? The Hollows (page 31)
In the book Spark, what did Finn have to help him get messages to Rabbit and Finn? A pulley on a string from his house to their windows (page 31)
In the book Spark, what note on the preparedness checklist did Rabbit circle that Finn had never seen before? "If you are trapped by fire while evacuating in your car, park in a clear area, close all windows and vents, cover yourself with a blanket. Lie on the floor." (page 32)
In the book Spark, what did Uncle Charlie's whistle sound like? Like a train coming (page 33)
In the book Spark, what did Uncle Charlie tell the students had been spotted in their area for the first time in one hundred years? Wolves (page 34)
In the book Spark, where did the wolves come from to get to California? Over the Rocky Mountains down from Oregon (page 34)
In the book Spark, what question did Jonah ask about the wolves that everyone was thinking? Is it dangerous? (page 34)
In the book Spark, what did Finn say never laughed at him? The trees and the forest (page 34)
In the book Spark, why was color a fragile hope? It reminded them that things are alive and growing even when they don't see it (page 37)
In the book Spark, what did the students see at the ridge that they didn't expect? Fires everywhere across the forest (page 40)
In the book Spark, what was the giant cloud over the forest called? Arcadia Fire (page 41)
In the book Spark, what was their town, Redwood Hollows, nestled between? The ocean and Forest Heart (page 42)
In the book Spark, why was Uncle Charlie joining a team of forest rangers? To study the impact of drought on wildlife and find ways to help endangered species (page 44)
In the book Spark, how long would Uncle Charlie be gone with the forest rangers? One month (page 44)
In the book Spark, what happened to Rabbit when she got an idea? Her body moved double speed (page 45)
In the book Spark, what was it called when people didn't think about the natural cycle of the forest and instead wanted to live deeper in it? Wildland-urban interface (page 46)
In the book Spark, what was Rabbit collecting in case she needed to help the forest grow back? Acorns (page 46)
In the book Spark, what was the emergency alert that popped up on tv when Finn was watching with his family? Emergency alert for Butte County (page 47)
In the book Spark, what did California do to help save power? Rolling blackouts (page 48)
In the book Spark, what was Finn and Rabbit's first camera? A Brushnell Trophy Cam (page 50)
In the book Spark, where did Finn and Rabbit set up their first camera? In the treehouse to watch barn owls (page 50)
In the book Spark, what did Finn's dad's arms look like? Like someone planted cantaloupes in them (page 51)
In the book Spark, who was teaching Uncle Charlie's class when he was out for a month? Mr. Finkel (page 53)
In the book Spark, what was Mr. Finkel's job? The school counselor (page 53)
In the book Spark, what did Finn's family celebrate every Friday? Shabbat (page 54)
In the book Spark, what was the name of Mia's dog? Lulu (page 55)
In the book Spark, where did Rabbit's family take the fruit they grew? To the farmer's market (page 56)
In the book Spark, what type of house did Rabbit live in? A mobile home (page 56)
In the book Spark, where did Rabbit's dad's family live? Texas (page 57)
In the book Spark, what did Rabbit's family do that Finn wished he had at his house? Family dinners (page 57)
In the book Spark, what did the brown and green construction paper with lights look like in Rabbit's room? A fairy forest (page 59)
In the book Spark, who did Finn's dad get a job working for? Mr. Oster (page 61)
In the book Spark, who was Mr. Oster's son? Jonah (page 61)
In the book Spark, what did Finn and Rabbit like to say instead of "I spy"? "I discover" (page 67)
In the book Spark, what was the name of Finn's dad? David (page 68)
At Finn's dad's job site (page 71) At Finn's dad's job site (page 71)
In the book Spark, why did Finn's mom pick him and Rabbit up while they were looking for Thorn? The fire had reached them, and they had to go (page 80)
In the book Spark, what size embers rained down in the Diablo Wind? Baseball-sized (page 85)
In the book Spark, how long did Finn have to pack up everything he needed to evacuate? One minute (page 91)
In the book Spark, what did Dad do to the house right before evacuating? He hosed down the house and yard with water (page 91)
In the book Spark, what were the firefighters called who came to Finn's house to tell them to evacuate? Redwood Hollows Hotshots (page 95)
In the book Spark, what did Finn's mom run back into the house to grab at the last second before evacuating? The portrait of Phineas Katz (page 96)
In the book Spark, what road did Finn's family take to leave town to escape the fires? Highway 49 (page 98)
In the book Spark, what were exploding in people's yards like bombs waiting to go off? Propane tanks (page 98)
In the book Spark, where was Finn's family heading when they evacuated their home? The coast (page 101)
In the book Spark, where was the evacuation center set up? Redwood Hollows Municipal Gym (page 102)
In the book Spark, what did the sheriff at the checkpoint tell Finn's family? To go back because it was too dangerous ahead (page 104)
In the book Spark, what did Finn's family do once they reached the old rest stop? They got down and lay on the floor covering themselves (page 107-108)
In the book Spark, what was Finn's family's truck covered with once they escaped the fire? Black scorch marks (page 113)
In the book Spark, where did Finn's family end up going instead of the coast? To his Aunt Judith's house (page 114)
In the book Spark, where did Aunt Judith live? Central Valley, Fresno (page 114)
In the book Spark, where did Aunt Judith's children move for college? New York (page 114)
In the book Spark, what was the name of Finn's cousin he went fishing with? Andrew (page 114)
In the book Spark, what did the glass of water Aunt Judith gave Finn look like? Painted yellow daisies on the side (page 115)
In the book Spark, what did Great-Grandpa Phineas say seeped into his bones on the way to Ellis Island? Ocean (page 117)
In the book Spark, what type of project did Finn and Rabbit do for last year's science fair? How different kinds of roots support different types of trees (page 118)
In the book Spark, what type of tree roots grew deep? Taproots (page 118)
In the book Spark, what type of tree roots used tree weight to spread wide? Lateral root systems (page 118)
In the book Spark, what type of tree roots formed a ball to hold the tree up? Heart roots (page 118)
In the book Spark, what information did Finn see on the news at his Aunt Judith's house that he wished he hadn't? Redwood Hollows: Structures lost, 9 fatalities (page 123)
In the book Spark, what did everything taste like to Finn after arriving at his Aunt Judith's house? The burnt part of campfire marshmallows (page 124)
In the book Spark, where did Rabbit's family go to escape the fire? Amarillo to stay with John's (Rabbit's dad's) family (page 125)
In the book Spark, what type of hat was Rabbit's dad, John, wearing in the picture they sent Finn's mom to say they had evacuated? A baseball cap with an outline of Texas and the words "This ain't my first rodeo" (page 125)
In the book Spark, who was missing after they evacuated Redwood Hollows? Thorn and Uncle Charlie (page 126)
In the book Spark, what had Rabbit's voice never been before the fire? A straight line (page 129)
In the book Spark, what was at the end of Aunt Judith's street? An orchard of peach trees (page 132)
In the book Spark, who did Finn meet at the playground by his Aunt Judith's house? Sam (page 134)
In the book Spark, what grade was Sam in? Third grade (page 134)
In the book Spark, where had Sam come from to escape the fire? Chico (page 134)
In the book Spark, what were the names of Sam's goldfish he couldn't bring with him when evacuating? Bubble and Plop (page 135)
In the book Spark, whose room in Aunt Judith's house did Finn have to sleep in? His cousin Stacey's (page 136)
In the book Spark, what did Stacey have all over her bedroom walls? Anime posters (page 136)
In the book Spark, what injury did Finn's dad have after evacuating? He hurt his leg too much to walk (page 137)
In the book Spark, what nickname were they calling the evacuation center? The Fortress (page 137)
In the book Spark, what looked like a huge blob of digital green blur on the map of Northern California? Rain (page 139)
In the book Spark, where did Mia evacuate to after the evacuation center? Crescent City with her aunt and uncle (page 140)
In the book Spark, who was helping give out water and granola bars at the evacuation center? Mrs. Pompo, the school nurse (page 141)
In the book Spark, what types of pets were at the evacuation center? Dogs, cats, a pig and two goats (page 141)
In the book Spark, where did Jonah evacuate to? San Francisco (page 141)
In the book Spark, what did Mr. Finkel arrange for everyone in his class four days after the fire? A virtual check-in at noon on Wednesday (page 142)
In the book Spark, who did Mr. Finkel have a letter from stating he was safe? Mr. Reyes/Uncle Charlie (page 146)
In the book Spark, what was Finn's mom's name? Sarah (page 147)
In the book Spark, how did Finn's dad say the fire started in their town? By a big monster made of wind from all directions (page 147)
In the book Spark, how often did Finn's class meet virtually? Every other day (page 152)
In the book Spark, whose house was a burned-out skeleton on the news footage of Redwood Hollows? The Baileys' house (page 154)
In the book Spark, how long was each video from Finn and Rabbit's trail camera? Twenty seconds (page 157)
In the book Spark, what did Mr. Finkel suggest to Finn to make to let all of his fears and feelings out? A yelling box (page 161)
In the book Spark, what did Finn make his yelling box out of? An empty cereal box (page 163)
In the book Spark, what did Rabbit and Finn see when they watched clip 63? The machine at the job site's engine sparked onto dry leaves (page 167)
In the book Spark, how long did Finn's family stay with Aunt Judith? Twenty-nine days and one week (page 171)
In the book Spark, what did Aunt Judith make for breakfast on Finn's last morning with her? French toast and cinnamon buns (page 172)
In the book Spark, what was tied to the side mirrors of the cars along the bridge when Finn's family returned home? Pink plastic ribbons (page 181)
In the book Spark, why were pink plastic ribbons tied on cars along the bridge when Finn's family returned home? They were the cars left behind from people who jumped into the water during the fire (page 181)
In the book Spark, how many houses did Finn count still standing on Grandview Drive Avenue? Sixteen out of at least twice that many before (page 183)
In the book Spark, what did the note on Finn's house say when they returned home after the fire? Sorry for tracking dirt on the upstairs carpet, needed to close windows to keep fire out! - RHHotshots (page 185)
In the book Spark, when did Finn's dad usually play jazz music? Sunday dinner (page 188)
In the book Spark, what did Rabbit's parents buy her in Texas to help her feel better? Brushnell 400, the newest trail camera (page 194)
In the book Spark, what were the names of the rangers with Uncle Charlie when the fire broke out? Aiden and Torii (page 201-202)
In the book Spark, where was Mia's new home after hers burned down? A trailer at the evacuation center (page 204)
In the book Spark, what new friend and neighbor did Mia meet at the evacuation center? Angela (page 204)
In the book Spark, who ran the animal shelter? Mr. Safford (page 206)
In the book Spark, how did Marissa save all of the animals at the animal shelter during the fire? She turned on the sprinklers and hosed down the cats and dogs (page 206)
In the book Spark, where was Adam's mom after the fire? In a hospital in Sacramento (page 207)
In the book Spark, what did Uncle Charlie find in the forest after the fires that was a very good sign? Wolf scat (page 208)
In the book Spark, why did Torii, the park ranger, tell Mr. Oster that his redevelopment project was a bad idea? They needed to work on better fire management and wait for more research (page 212)
In the book Spark, what did Uncle Charlie, Torii and the forest service propose to build in the spot where the Redwood Hollows Community Park was? A visitor center (page 213)
In the book Spark, why did Mia's family get a trailer right away? They thought she needed it because she was in a wheelchair (page 216)
In the book Spark, where did Finn and Rabbit set up the new Brushnell 400 camera? The jobsite again (page 222)
In the book Spark, what did Rabbit immediately draw on her new desk after returning to school after the fire? An acorn (page 223)
In the book Spark, where were Hip-Hop and Hambone after the fire? Safe in Mr. Finkel's garage (page 223)
In the book Spark, who was setting up trailers where people could temporarily live after the fire? FEMA, Federal Emergency Management Agency (page 224)
In the book Spark, which classmate of Finn's moved to Washington to start over after the fire? Isabella (page 225)
In the book Spark, why did Finn's school NOT feel like school after they returned after the fire? It was just reflection, discussion and art. No grades or structure. (page 227)
In the book Spark, why was Mr. Finkel worried about Finn at school after the fire? He couldn't seem to get his work done (page 229)
In the book Spark, what was the name of Finn's principal? Principal Thomas (page 232)
In the book Spark, who was Matt's partner, the rescue expert? Fish (page 234)
In the book Spark, what question did Finn ask Matt at the school assembly after the fire? What can kids do? (page 235)
In the book Spark, what did Rabbit and her mom design to help after the fire? Buttons with a bright acorn that said, "Save the Forest" (page 245)
In the book Spark, what was the video that Uncle Charlie sent to Rabbit and Finn to post online? A video of a wolf in Forest Heart (page 247)
In the book Spark, what was the letter about that Finn's mom asked him to think about? A psychologist from Sacramento about therapy for PTSD (page 253)
In the book Spark, what were people using to draw acorns around Redwood Hollows? Green chalk (page 257)
In the book Spark, what advice did Finn's parents give him to help Rabbit? Make sure she knows she's not alone (page 261)
In the book Spark, what had Rabbit set up at the jobsite to save the forest? A tent beneath a living oak grove (page 264)
In the book Spark, who found Thorn after the fire? Olivia and her grandpa (page 271)
In the book Spark, where did Olivia and her grandpa live? In Old Mill, seventy miles away, near the coast (page 271)
In the book Spark, where did Olivia and her grandpa find Thorn? In the animal shelter on Olivia's eighth birthday, one month ago (page 271)
In the book Spark, what had Olivia renamed Thorn? Coco (page 271)
In the book Spark, who did Mr. Oster show up to the job site with after everyone spent the night there in solidarity to save the forest? Five sheriffs' trucks (page 276)
In the book Spark, what idea did Rabbit and Finn have for Mr. Oster instead of building in the forest? Rebuild the Hollows instead of creating new developments (page 280)
In the book Spark, what did Uncle Charlie get a state grant for? To learn more about how climate changes were affecting the forest and to set up more trail cameras (page 284)
In the book Spark, what did Uncle Charlie ask Finn to be after receiving the state grant for research? To be one of the leads, helping with the research (page 285)
In the book Spark, what did Matt ask Finn, Rabbit, Adam, Jonah and Mia to do to help during the summer after the fire? Help with outreach, emergency preparedness and making a family plan (page 286)
In the book Spark, what was the one thing Adam wanted to do while helping at the fire station? Slide down the pole (page 286)
In the book Spark, what position did Finn's dad hold at work for Mr. Oster? A foreman (page 287)
In the book Spark, what were Rabbit's consequences for trying to save the forest? Working with her mom in the garden and long days at the farmers market (page 290)
In the book Spark, what was the name of Rabbit and Finn's channel where they posted their videos? Save the Forest (page 290)
In the book Spark, what type of pinecones needed fire to set their seeds free? Serotinous cones (page 292)
In the book Spark, what did Rabbit, Finn and his mom see in the forest when Uncle Charlie took them out for the first time since the fire? A wolf mother and her two pups (page 295)
In the book Spark, what was Rabbit and Finn's most watched video? When Uncle Charlie was crouching on a log and slipped and fell right into the stream (page 296)
In the book Spark, what word did Finn write in his field journal after breaking ground on the Visitor and Nature Center? Rooted (page 298)
In the book Spark, what was their biggest project of the summer after the fire? Planting trees, acorns and seeds in meadows and burned places where soil was most rich (page 299)
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