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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 hits Uncle Monty on the head?
2. What do the children find at the far end of the Reptile Room?
3. What does Stephano do during the entire dinner meal?
4. What does Uncle Monty tell Klaus when he insists he needs to tell him something important?
5. What do the children decide they must do with Olaf in the house and Montgomery away?
Short Essay Questions
1. What tasks does Dr. Montgomery say must be done before they leave for Peru?
2. How is the night described in the beginning of chapter five?
3. Describe the first sight of Dr. Montgomery's house that the children get in chapter one?
4. What does the narrator explain in chapter four will be another regret that the Baudelaire children will have when Uncle Monty gets home from picking up supplies?
5. In chapter six what does the narrator tell the reader that they can do with the book instead of finishing it?
6. What does Count Olaf tell the children that convinces them to start calling him Stephano?
7. What are the children doing in chapter five when they go up to their bed rooms after dinner?
8. Describe the different deadly snakes that Dr. Montgomery explains to the children he has and what they can do as described in chapter three.
9. Explain Mr. Poe and the children's conversation when they tell Mr. Poe goodbye and walk him to the car in chapter two.
10. What does Count Olaf say in chapter four that makes Violet pick up his suit case and carry it in the house?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What role does Bruce play in the story? What does the children's response to Bruce's accusation that Dr. Montgomery was a moron say?
Essay Topic 2
Count Olaf seems to have thought of everything and is even able to pass one of his accomplices off as the doctor.
In what way was it obvious that this was one of his accomplices?
In what way was Count Olaf's planning thorough? In what way did he seem to have not thought things through?
Is it possible that Count Olaf lucked into much of the information and situation that he found himself in?
Essay Topic 3
In what way do the Baudelaire children work together? Could they have defeated Count Olaf if they hadn't had each other? Explain.
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