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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 5: Chapters 32-39.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Joan's search for the rice and the rice that Lily found on the stairs are examples of what plotting device?
(a) Central conflict.
(b) Nonlinear narrative.
(c) Foreshadowing.
(d) Exposition.
2. When Lily was little, what did she think the library across the street looked like?
(a) The bears' house from "Goldilocks."
(b) The grandmother's house from "Little Red Riding Hood."
(c) The brick house from "The Three Little Pigs."
(d) The gingerbread house from "Hansel and Gretel."
3. In her story, how does Halmoni say she trapped the tigers?
(a) By flooding the path down the mountain.
(b) By planting mugwort all around the mountain.
(c) By building a wall of stones in front of their caves.
(d) By luring them into a cage.
4. When Halmoni swerves to the side of the road in Chapter 13, Lily thinks that it is because of the tiger--but what other reason does she find out that Halmoni has?
(a) Halmoni does not remember where she is.
(b) Halmoni is angry about Sam and Lily's bickering.
(c) Halmoni is feeling sick to her stomach.
(d) Halmoni is too scared of the rain to keep driving.
5. What does Sam think is true about Lily's interest in Ricky?
(a) That Lily is using Ricky to help her trap a tiger.
(b) That Lily just wants to be friends with Ricky.
(c) That Lily feels sorry for Ricky.
(d) That Lily has a crush on Ricky.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Halmoni gets confused in the restaurant, who does Lily blame?
2. Where does Sam stop the car on the way to the hospital?
3. What is the first thing that Halmoni says that Lily thinks she might be wrong about?
4. What word does Ricky try to use in Chapter 34 because he wants Lily to feel comfortable and respected?
5. What is the best description of Lily's feelings when Sam tells her mother about the mud in Ricky's pudding cup?
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