Wildwood (Wildwood Chronicles) Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does the author emphasize that a grouping of crows is called a "murder" (7)? (from Part 1: Chapters 1 - 7)

The term conveys the fear that Prue feels when she sees so many birds gathering.

He wants readers to know that crows are violent.

The term is used to act as foreshadowing of what the birds might do later on.

He wants to use the correct terminology for bird groupings.

2.

What clues in the novel indicate that there may be a continuation to the story line? (from Section 3: Chapters 25 - 28)

Alexandra is only incapacitated underneath the ivy.

Curtis is romantically interested in Aisling.

The government in South Wood is accepting coyote residents.

Prue says she will come back and visit Curtis.

3.

According to Alexandra, who will be responsible for Mac's death? (from Section 3: Chapters 25 - 28)

The ivy because it demands that she feed it blood from a child.

Prue, because her parents needed for her to exist in the first place.

Lars Svik, because she needs to seek revenge against him.

Iphigenia, because she and her people from the North have interfered with her plans.

4.

What clue is given that the Governor-Regent may not be the one in control of the government? (from Part 1: Chapters 8 - 12)

His assistant, Roger, is always giving him advice and instructions.

He seems overwhelmed by his workload.

There are so many forms and other departments that really keep South Wood running smoothly.

The attache seems to be in charge of everything.

5.

Why does the author have Curtis and Prue chat and eat gorp soon after they enter the woods (48-49)? (from Part 1: Chapters 1 - 7)

They were almost hit by the train and needed to rest.

It is important that they reconnect as friends before the real adventure begins.

He wants to emphasize the importance of bringing supplies on a trip and using them.

They need time to talk about their game plan.

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