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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Mrs. Genevieve think of the Counselor and his men, the Directions? (from Book 3, Mrs. Genevieve's Instructions - The Race and the Chase)

They are rude and not to be obeyed.

They are people to be feared and obeyed.

They were nice men who treated her fairly since she was an older woman.

They should be respected since they are simply forced to do their job for the sake of their families.

2.

The Secret Keepers by Trenton Lee Stewart fits into which literary genres? (from Book 1, Walking Backwards into the Sky - Moment of Truth )

Juvenile fiction, mystery.

Young Adult, romance.

Juvenile fiction, historical.

Children's non-fiction, science.

3.

In the context of the sentence, "I could have clocked him and taken the watch right then and there!" (406) what does the word "clocked" mean? (from Book 3, Mortal Cares - The Most Mysterious Thing in the World )

To wait him out.

To wind up his hands.

To time.

To knock out.

4.

What does the author mean when he writes that Reuben's mom "must always have been keeping one anxious eye on the precipice" (107)? (from Book 1, Power and Price - The Staring Stranger)

His mom was afraid of heights and was looking for a safer place for them to live.

His mom was always worried about losing her son and having the family fall apart.

They were always very close to barely being able to survive financially and they could easily become very poor.

She was worried about the physical stability of their broken down fifth floor apartment.

5.

Why does Reuben frown at Penelope's telling Jack the watch is a wicked thing (256)? (from Book 2, The Rabbit Trap - An Unexpected Alliance)

He does not think that Penelope has considered the good the watch could do in the world,

He likes his watch and does not want to consider that it is a bad thing to possess.

He is upset by the information in in Penelope's letter.

He is suddenly aware that the watch is dangerous.

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