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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 9: Chapters Seventeen and Eighteen.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. On page 21, what words are printed on Linus's mouse pad?
(a) "DON'T YOU WISH YOU WERE HERE?"
(b) "A MINUTE LOST IS A MINUTE WASTED."
(c) "SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING!"
(d) "YOU ARE DOING GOOD WORK."
2. When the children invite Linus to join them for an adventure in Chapter Seventeen, why does he tell himself "You can do this.... One last adventure" (328)?
(a) He is still a little afraid of the children.
(b) He is busy trying to write his report.
(c) He is feeling sad about leaving.
(d) He always feels ridiculous on their adventures.
3. In Chapter Fourteen, what piece of information does Linus refuse to let Lucy tell him?
(a) What Satan really looks like.
(b) What the spiders inside Lucy's head look like.
(c) When Linus is going to die.
(d) Whether Arthur talks about Linus.
4. Who tells Linus that "The Department in Charge of Magical Youth is a farce" (58)?
(a) The ferryman.
(b) Ms. Chapelwhite.
(c) The train attendant.
(d) Charles Werner.
5. What does Linus realize when he looks at his old case files in Chapter Eighteen?
(a) He does not really care about his job anymore.
(b) No one has worked on them for a month.
(c) There are a lot of decisions that he would now make differently.
(d) The work that DICOMY does can hurt magical children.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter Twelve, what does the reader find out that Linus likes to do?
2. On page 117, Linus uses the expression "flights of fancy." Which is the best definition for this expression?
3. In Chapter Sixteen, when Theodore is trying to get Linus to follow him, how does he try to persuade Linus to do what he wants?
4. During their adventure in the forest, what does Lucy keep warning everyone about?
5. In Chapter Six, what skill is Linus surprised to find that Arthur has?
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