Wildwood (Wildwood Chronicles) Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What clues does the author provide to describe the bandits as being of Irish decent? (from Section 2: Chapters 13 - 19)

They speak with a brogue accent.

They talk about their luck running out.

They have red hair and names like Seamus and Cormac.

They are all very short.

2.

In the phrase, "Towers of packages created a maze of Lilliputian city streets," (241) the author uses what type literary device? (from Section 2: Chapters 13 - 19)

An allusion.

A metaphor.

An allegory.

A point of view.

3.

Why is the bridge in this second section called the Ghost Bridge? (from Section 2: Chapters 13 - 19)

In this area of the bluff the wind makes the eerie sounds of a ghost.

It is a place where spirits dwell and fly over the river.

It is rarely seen by people because it is covered in billowy mist.

The ghost of a bridge that had existed there long ago could be conjured to appear.

4.

What does Alexandra mean by "I'll have slept the ivy long before it can get its vines around me" (506)? (from Section 3: Chapters 25 - 28)

She is not going to allow it free reign over the land or get anywhere near her.

She will destroy the ivy once it has consumed everything else.

She will be able to control the ivy and return it to its sleep state so that it will not consume her as well.

She will make her bed among the ivy in her new kingdom.

5.

Prue tells her father that she and Mac are planning to spend the day roughing up old ladies, robbing the hardware store, and pawning the loot (3). This statement in context with the conversation shows Prue to be what type of person? (from Part 1: Chapters 1 - 7)

Organized and productive.

Sarcastic and mean.

Playful and humorous.

Disrespectful of authority.

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