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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 11 and 12.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Primrose think about Miss Bowzer's habit of serving everything on a waffle?
(a) She prefers broccoli.
(b) She hates it because she hates waffles.
(c) She thinks it makes the restaurant charming and quirky, like Coal Harbour.
(d) She likes it because waffles are yummier cold.

2. Does the found item change Primrose's belief that her parents are still alive?
(a) Yes, now she thinks her parents are dead.
(b) Yes, but now the sheriff believes her parents are alive.
(c) No, and everyone else agrees that her parents are alive now.
(d) No, she still believes her parents are alive, despite the evidence.

3. Why is Uncle Jack so eager to sell the "cinnamon house"?
(a) So he can live in a bigger house.
(b) So he can stop showing it.
(c) So he can eat more cinnamon rolls.
(d) So he can use the money to finish the townhouses and condominiums he is building.

4. After the guinea pig incident, where do Primrose and Uncle Jack go for dinner?
(a) The Girl on a Yellow Swing restaurant.
(b) Miss Perfidy's house.
(c) The Girl on a Red Swing restaurant.
(d) Uncle Jack's house.

5. What does Primrose do while Uncle Jack is showing the "cinnamon house"?
(a) She shivers because she is cold.
(b) She climbs a tree because she is scared.
(c) She amuses herself in the street because she is bored.
(d) She naps under a car because she is tired.

Short Answer Questions

1. The sheriff shows Primrose something that has been found near a deserted island. What is it?

2. Who do Primrose and Uncle Jack meet at dinner after the guinea pig incident?

3. Why does Uncle Jack not like Miss Bowzer's habit of serving everything on a waffle?

4. What activity does Uncle Jack suggest that Primrose try instead of just walking on the pier?

5. Why is one of the houses Uncle Jack is trying to sell nicknamed the "cinnamon house"?

(see the answer key)

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