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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. When does Mr. Poe tell the children he will be back with the children's luggage?
2. What does the narrator tell the reader can be imagined that all these unfortunate events are if they would like to put the book down?
3. Where does Stephano tell the children that Uncle Monty is?
4. What does Uncle Monty do when Sunny and the Incredibly Deadly Viper bite each other?
5. What does Violet have tacked up on her wall to sketch out her ideas?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain Mr. Poe and the children's conversation when they tell Mr. Poe goodbye and walk him to the car in chapter two.
2. What stories does Uncle Monty share with the children and they share with him?
3. In chapter six what does the narrator tell the reader that they can do with the book instead of finishing it?
4. How is the night described in the beginning of chapter five?
5. What do the children find when the open the door of the Reptile Room?
6. What is 'Stephano's' response to Violet and Klaus calling him Count Olaf?
7. What are the children doing in chapter five when they go up to their bed rooms after dinner?
8. What does Count Olaf say in chapter four that makes Violet pick up his suit case and carry it in the house?
9. Describe the first sight of Dr. Montgomery's house that the children get in chapter one?
10. What are the children thinking when Mr. Poe rings the bell at Dr. Montgomery's house?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
There are many different symbols seen in the story.
Discuss the use of the snake as a symbol.
Discuss the use of the eye as a symbol.
How do these two symbols compare to each other and the way in which they were used?
Essay Topic 2
In what way do the Baudelaire children work together? Could they have defeated Count Olaf if they hadn't had each other? Explain.
Essay Topic 3
Describe the role that the loss of Uncle Monty plays for the children. In what way does it compare to the loss of their parents? Is this loss reflective of what a person might feel in real life? Explain.
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