Wildwood (Wildwood Chronicles) Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What clues in the novel indicate that there may be a continuation to the story line? (from Section 3: Chapters 25 - 28)

Prue says she will come back and visit Curtis.

Curtis is romantically interested in Aisling.

Alexandra is only incapacitated underneath the ivy.

The government in South Wood is accepting coyote residents.

2.

The phrase, "her heart a caged hummingbird within her ribs," (194) is an example of what literary device? (from Part 1: Chapters 8 - 12)

An analogy.

A metaphor.

Personification.

A simile.

3.

Why is Iphigenia willing to help in "other ways" (427), even when she has taken an oath of nonviolence? (from Section 3: Chapters 20 - 24)

She does not want to stand idly by and watch her people suffer.

She believes that her abilities to manipulate plants will be the thing that wins the battle.

It is okay for her to assist the army as long as she does not engage in physical violence.

She is willing to break her vows to defeat Alexandra.

4.

Why does the author emphasize that a grouping of crows is called a "murder" (7)? (from Part 1: Chapters 1 - 7)

He wants to use the correct terminology for bird groupings.

He wants readers to know that crows are violent.

The term conveys the fear that Prue feels when she sees so many birds gathering.

The term is used to act as foreshadowing of what the birds might do later on.

5.

How is Prue's sudden appearance on the Long Road a critical turning point in Curtis's life? (from Section 3: Chapters 20 - 24)

He is convinced that they can now win with so many reinforcements.

She gives him new courage to go into the battle.

He was about to return home, but Prue's presence suddenly reminded him of the importance of his previous commitment.

He longer feels like Prue abandoned him.

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