2. Where did the second child that the narrator's grandmother knows of who was taken by witches end up?
(a) In a painting.
(b) In a mouse-trap.
(c) As a statue.
(d) In a bird sanctuary.

3. What does the narrator tell his grandmother the witches are pretending to be in "Hello Grandmamma"?
(a) The Women's Society for the Betterment of Education.
(b) The British Society for Prevention of Childhood Poverty.
(c) The European Society for the Rights of Women.
(d) The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

4. The narrator says in "My Grandmother" that his grandmother is the only grandmother he ever met that does what?
(a) Eats olives.
(b) Drinks Scotch.
(c) Drives a car.
(d) Smokes cigars.

5. What is the name of the narrator's male pet mouse?
(a) William.
(b) Bruno.
(c) Lief.
(d) Paul.

Short Answer Questions

1. The narrator's grandmother tells him in "My Grandmother" that she knows of no less than how many children that have disappeared and been taken by the witches?

2. What is the man carrying when he comes to the narrator's grandmother's house in "The Grand High Witch"?

3. What is a person called that studies witches?

4. The narrator says in "A Note About Witches" that ghouls and barghests are always what?

5. What is the name of the fourth child that the narrator's grandmother knows of who was taken by witches?

(see the answer key)

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