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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color is the thing that Sophie sees in the jar in Chapter 14?
2. How many eggs is the BFG served for his first course of breakfast in Chapter 20?
3. In Chapter 22, how many trips has the BFG made to and from Giant Country?
4. In the first boy's dream that Sophie reads about in Chapter 14, what does the boy make?
5. How many children write letters begging the BFG to visit them?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Sophie direct the BFG to get into the palace grounds?
2. How can the BFG mix up a dream?
3. Why does the Queen not want her maid to get rid of Sophie when they see Sophie sitting on the windowsill?
4. In Chapter 14, where are the giants going to get humans to eat?
5. How does the BFG get into the ballroom?
6. Who sees the BFG in Chapter 19, and what happens when he sees the BFG?
7. What does the butler use to create a chair for the BFG to eat breakfast?
8. How does the BFG know what a dream is about?
9. Where do the BFG and Sophie live after the giants are captured?
10. How does the capturing of the giants go at first?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The BFG is a dream-blowing giant. What does the BFG do with dreams in the novel? How important are dreams In the novel, and how do they affect the plot?
Essay Topic 2
Both Sophie and the BFG are different from their peers. What are the differences between Sophie and the BFG and their peers? How do their differences make them special and make them able to rise above their circumstances?
Essay Topic 3
The BFG considers dreams to be alive. What are some characteristics of life that the dreams display? Why does the BFG consider dreams to be alive? How does that affect the way that he handles dreams? Does the author seem to present dreams as living things?
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