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.

The government in South Wood is accepting coyote residents.

Alexandra is only incapacitated underneath the ivy.

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)

Personification.

An analogy.

A simile.

A metaphor.

3.

What clue is given that reveals how Prue and Curtis are able to get into the woods? (from Part 1: Chapters 8 - 12)

The coyotes were breaking across the northern borders.

Alexandra exiled two toy makers to the Outside following Alexei's reincarnation.

Curtis looks like Alexei.

The North Woods mystics do not know what they are doing with their spells.

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 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.

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

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.

Disrespectful of authority.

Playful and humorous.

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