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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "Mr. Jenkins and His Son" – "It’s Off to Work We Go".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What will the narrator's grandmother have to climb trees to gather in "It’s Off to Work We Go!"?
(a) Mice droppings.
(b) Lizard tails.
(c) Gruntles' eggs.
(d) Frogs' legs.
2. Who is the second of the children that the narrator's grandmother knows of who was taken by witches?
(a) Solveg Christiansen.
(b) Harold.
(c) Ranghild Hansen Ranghild.
(d) Lief.
3. What literary device is illustrated in the following excerpt from "A Note About Witches": ". . . her mind will always be plotting and scheming and churning and burning and whizzing and phizzing"?
(a) Assonance.
(b) Alliteration.
(c) Consonance.
(d) Literary allusion.
4. Where does the narrator leave the empty bottle when he leaves the kitchen in "In the Kitchen"?
(a) In a chef's pocket.
(b) Behind a saucepan.
(c) Behind the trashcan.
(d) On the work counter.
5. What does a "real witch" spend all her time plotting, according to the narrator in "A Note About Witches"?
(a) How to get rid of all the adults in her territory.
(b) How to rise to the throne of the Grand High Witch.
(c) How to get rid of the children in her territory.
(d) How to obtain magical potions.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does the narrator's grandmother say her grandson is not with her in the Dining Room in "In the Kitchen"?
2. What does the narrator's grandmother tell Mr. Jenkins when she thrusts Bruno into his hand in "The Triumph"?
3. What does the Grand High Witch order her subjects to do immediately upon returning to their home towns in "Formula 86 Delayed Action Mouse-Maker"?
4. How many trunks of counterfeit money does the Grand High Witch say she has brought with her in "Formula 86 Delayed Action Mouse-Maker"?
5. What does the narrator eat for supper in the beginning of "It’s Off to Work We Go!"?
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