Think you’ve got your head wrapped around M.C. Higgins, the Great? Put your knowledge to
the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. What does M.C.'s pole best represent?
The beauty of scrap metal
Power
M.C.'s individualistic, loner self
The top of the world
Q. What does sense does the pole represent?
Taste
Touch
Sound
Sight
Q. What does Sarah's Mountain represent to the Higgins?
Independence and freedom from slavery
Money from all that coal
Summertime
The best egg salad on earth
Q. What does the Mound represent in the book?
A soft place to land
A welcoming community, the opposite of Sarah's Mountain
A lot of vegetables
A new burger from Burger King
Q. When M.C. starts building the wall at the end of the book, the wall shows _______
M.C.'s love for 1970s rock music.
M.C.'s self-centered identity.
M.C.'s arrogance.
M.C.'s ability to work with a community.