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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. About how long does the narrator's grandmother estimate that a "mouse-person" will live in "The Heart of a Mouse"?
(a) Nine years.
(b) Seven years.
(c) Five years.
(d) Six years.
2. What does the narrator remark about being a mouse for the rest of his life in the end of "The Heart of a Mouse"?
(a) "I'd rather be a mouse forever than a cat."
(b) "It doesn't matter who you are or what you look like so long as somebody loves you."
(c) "I'd rather be myself and look like this than be anyone else."
(d) "I'd rather be a mouse and spend my life with you than be a boy and grow up."
3. What instrument is used when the narrator is injured in "In the Kitchen"?
(a) A rolling pin.
(b) A carving-knife.
(c) A soup ladle.
(d) A blowtorch.
4. What object does the Grand High Witch take out once the narrator has been transformed into a mouse in "Metamorphosis"?
(a) A mouse-trap.
(b) A carving-knife.
(c) A small cage.
(d) A hammer.
5. What is the name of the waiter who serves the narrator's grandmother in the Dining Room in "In the Kitchen"?
(a) Paul.
(b) William.
(c) Jack.
(d) Mark.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the narrator's grandmother's reply when he asks her, "Now that we have done away with the Grand High Witch, will all the other witches in the world gradually disappear?"
2. At what time does the Grand High Witch tell the elderly witches to come to her room to receive their vials of Mouse-Maker in “The Ancient Ones”?
3. What does the narrator's grandmother have for supper in "It’s Off to Work We Go!"?
4. What does the narrator's grandmother say she gave Bruno to eat to keep him busy when the narrator returns to the table in "In the Kitchen"?
5. What will the narrator's grandmother have to climb trees to gather in "It’s Off to Work We Go!"?
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