4. What does the author say Miss Honey's sitting room is as bare as?
(a) A village library.
(b) A prison cell.
(c) A student's fridge.
(d) A cardboard box.

5. What is the title of chapter thirteen?
(a) The Weekly Test.
(b) You Can't Spell.
(c) Please Me.
(d) Listen to Me.

6. What does the author compare the size of Miss Honey's kitchen to?
(a) A clothes cupboard.
(b) A child's bedroom.
(c) A dining room.
(d) An assembly room.

7. What kind of look does Matilda have on her face after she tips over the glass?
(a) Frightened.
(b) Angry.
(c) Calm.
(d) Loving.

8. What does it feel like is shooting from Matilda's eyes?
(a) Invisible arms.
(b) Lightning bolts.
(c) Invisible feet.
(d) Silver forks.

9. What is the title of chapter 21?
(a) Bye Bye.
(b) A New Home.
(c) A New Life.
(d) Gone.

10. What is the name of the poet Miss Honey references in this section?
(a) Dylan Thomas.
(b) Sigmund Freud.
(c) D. H Lawrence.
(d) Rudyard Kipling.

11. Why does Matilda say she made the glass tip over?
(a) She was worried Trunchbull would pick on Lavender.
(b) She was worried Trunchbull would eat the newt.
(c) She was worried the newt would suffocate.
(d) She was angry at being accused at something she hadn't done.

12. What does Miss Trunchbull believe Matilda is lying about?
(a) Reading Dickens.
(b) Knowing her times tables.
(c) Traveling to Spain.
(d) Reading Chaucher.

13. Who became Miss Honey's legal guardian after the death of her parents?
(a) Her schoolteacher.
(b) Her aunt.
(c) Her brother.
(d) Her friend's family.

14. Who does Miss Honey say must have knocked over the glass?
(a) The wind.
(b) Herself.
(c) Miss Trunchbull.
(d) The newt.

15. Why did the piece of paper say Miss Honey's father left her aunt his house?
(a) For her kindness.
(b) For her love.
(c) She had had a hard life.
(d) He reminded him of his dead wife.