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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "The Mouse-Burglar" – "In the Kitchen".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does the narrator's grandmother transport the narrator and Bruno to the Lounge in “Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins Meet Bruno”?
(a) She hides them in her wig.
(b) She carries them in her handbag.
(c) She carries them in her pocket.
(d) She carries them in a cage.
2. What does the narrator's grandmother ask him about Bruno in "Hello Grandmamma"?
(a) "Does he never stop eating?"
(b) "Is he a very intelligent boy?"
(c) "Was he turned into a porpoise?"
(d) "How many siblings does he have?"
3. Where does the narrator leave the empty bottle when he leaves the kitchen in "In the Kitchen"?
(a) Behind a saucepan.
(b) On the work counter.
(c) Behind the trashcan.
(d) In a chef's pocket.
4. How does the narrator describe the Grand High Witch's face after she removed her mask when he talks to his grandmother in "Hello Grandmamma"?
(a) "It was beautiful - more beautiful than anything I've ever seen!"
(b) "it was like a man's face but with fangs."
(c) "It was like something that was going rotten!"
(d) "It was pale and ghostly and like a dream!"
5. What does Bruno complain about not having with his meal in "In the Kitchen"?
(a) Ketchup.
(b) Gravy.
(c) Mayonnaise.
(d) Butter.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are the witches ordered to buy after returning to their home towns in "Formula 86 Delayed Action Mouse-Maker"?
2. The narrator says in "My Grandmother" that his grandmother is the only grandmother he ever met that does what?
3. What does the narrator do when the chambermaid goes to pick up the shoe he is hiding in, in "Hello Grandmamma"?
4. What does the Grand High Witch describe children as smelling like in "Formula 86 Delayed Action Mouse-Maker"?
5. How many encounters with witches does the narrator describe having before he was eight years old in "My Grandmother"?
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