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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Sunny say she can do?
2. What does Klaus remember doing on the picnic?
3. What does Klaus say would happen if they could get the turban off of Coach Genghis?
4. What does Nero say the children have to have in order to live in the dormitory?
5. Where had Sunny and her siblings been placed in the past that prepared her to an extent for the hard work she was to do as Principal Nero's secretary?
Short Essay Questions
1. After having discussed Olaf and their plans to unmask him in Chapter 5 what do the children talk about?
2. What background information is given to the reader in Chapter 1 regarding the relationship and past events between the Baudelaire children and Count Olaf?
3. What is the description of the Prufrock Prep that is given in Chapter 1 as the children and Mr. Poe look up at it?
4. Describe the scene as the Baudelaire children are told to leave Nero's office in Chapter 2.
5. Describe the story of Violet and Klaus going to the fair when their uncle entered a pig into the contest.
6. What do Coach Genghis and Principal Nero talk about on the way to the auditorium?
7. Describe Violet's class in room one with Mr. Remora.
8. What does Carmelita Spats tell the Baudelaire children in the cafeteria in Chapter 6?
9. What causes the children to lose their appetites in Chapter 6?
10. What happens when Sunny runs out of staples?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What is the significance of the Baudelaire children finding a friend in the Quagmire children?
Should the Baudelaire children have refused to let the Quagmires help them? Why?
Essay Topic 2
The series is considered dark and in some places has been banned for its morbid humor and negative view of adults.
Is this book appropriate for readers age 3rd to 4th grade? Why?
Essay Topic 3
What purpose does the narrator achieve by continually warning the reader to put the book down and that the story doesn't end happily? Do you continue to hope for a happy ending despite this warning? Explain why or why not.
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