The Beast in the Jungle Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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The Beast in the Jungle Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 119 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does May ask John is in question for her after they begin discussing his secret near the beginning of Chapter 3?
(a) Her intimacy.
(b) Her sadness.
(c) Her sanity.
(d) Her happiness.

2. Why does John say May cannot simply be a mere confidant in Chapter 2?
(a) Because of her interest in his predicament.
(b) Because he doesn't trust her.
(c) Because she doesn't trust him.
(d) Because she is a woman.

3. What does John say "lay in wait for him, amid the twists and the turns of the months and the years" in Chapter 2?
(a) A fox in the forest.
(b) A shark in the ocean.
(c) A dog in the woods.
(d) A crouching beast in the jungle.

4. Complete this sentence: "Not indeed that I in the least connect with my impression the _______ name you use".
(a) Occipital.
(b) Invidious.
(c) Silly.
(d) Serious.

5. What does John say the rest of the world thought of him as, but that May understands?
(a) Strange.
(b) Queer.
(c) Odd.
(d) Silly.

6. What is May always sitting next to when John comes to see her?
(a) A table.
(b) Her dog.
(c) The fire.
(d) Her maid.

7. When does John say his and May's friendship had "sprung into being" in Chapter 2?
(a) With her first penetrating question.
(b) With her first word.
(c) With her first glare.
(d) With her first smile.

8. What does May say was the "incident" that caused her to "seek refuge" when she had met the narrator for the first time?
(a) A monsoon.
(b) A tornado.
(c) A sandstorm.
(d) A thunderstorm.

9. What does the narrator say was the character of the only things that passed between May and John at the beginning of Chapter 3?
(a) Facts and answers.
(b) Recalls and results.
(c) Jibber and Jabber.
(d) Notes and notations.

10. What does May claim is the only thing that concerns her after she and John begin discussing his secret in Chapter 3?
(a) For John to be happy.
(b) For John to pass as normal.
(c) For her to be happy.
(d) For them to be friends.

11. Complete this sentence: "God knows I don't want anything. It's only a question of the __________ that haunts me."
(a) Apprehension.
(b) Day.
(c) Nervousness.
(d) Act.

12. What does May say to John regarding his secret at the very end of Chapter 2?
(a) "It's going to be soon."
(b) "What do you think of this?"
(c) "It will be fine."
(d) "You'll never find out."

13. What occasional warning is John visited by at the beginning of Chapter 3?
(a) Egotism.
(b) Sanity.
(c) Insanity.
(d) Helplessness.

14. What is the last name of the family May says she was staying with when she met the narrator?
(a) Brennan.
(b) Boyer.
(c) Williams.
(d) Johnston.

15. What does John tell May he often wonders if it's fair in Chapter 2?
(a) For May to be granted her inheritance.
(b) For May to be so involved in his secret.
(c) For he and May to be friends.
(d) For he and May to become married.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does John attribute as the reason for May being named the successor of her aunt's estate?

2. What does May suggest what the narrator describes as "perhaps but the expectation--or at any rate the sense of danger, familiar to so many people?"

3. What is the name of the house John is visiting in Chapter 1?

4. Finish this sentence: "You mean you feel how my obsession--poor old thing--may correspond to some possible ______."

5. What "invoked, invited, encouraged, could give them, naturally, no more than it had?"

(see the answer keys)

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