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.

The government in South Wood is accepting coyote residents.

Curtis is romantically interested in Aisling.

Alexandra is only incapacitated underneath the ivy.

2.

How does Iphigenia feel about having to ask the blackberry brambles to move? (from Section 3: Chapters 25 - 28)

She hopes Brendan is more considerate of the plants next time and does not require them to move to accommodate his plans.

She would rather move the plants than have Brendan hack them to pieces.

She does not like dealing with blackberries because they are very stubborn.

She is happy to show off her skill in dealing with plants.

3.

Why does the author have Curtis and Prue chat and eat gorp soon after they enter the woods (48-49)? (from Part 1: Chapters 1 - 7)

They were almost hit by the train and needed to rest.

It is important that they reconnect as friends before the real adventure begins.

He wants to emphasize the importance of bringing supplies on a trip and using them.

They need time to talk about their game plan.

4.

What evidence is there that Alexandra controls more than the coyotes in Wildwood? (from Part 1: Chapters 8 - 12)

The bandits agreed to join her side.

The crows obey her command to stop attacking Curtis.

She is able to acquire weapons and lots of food.

The mystics broke the boundary spell for her.

5.

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.

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

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

She is willing to break her vows to defeat Alexandra.

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