Wildwood (Wildwood Chronicles) Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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

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

She is willing to break her vows to defeat Alexandra.

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

2.

Why does Curtis give the teenage girl, Aisling, his pistol? (from Section 3: Chapters 20 - 24)

He feels sorry for her because she is older than him.

He does not know how to use it anyway and is not interested in firing a gun.

He does not think he can handle two weapons at the same time.

He likes the girl and wants a reason to talk to her.

3.

According to Alexandra, who will be responsible for Mac's death? (from Section 3: Chapters 25 - 28)

Lars Svik, because she needs to seek revenge against him.

Iphigenia, because she and her people from the North have interfered with her plans.

The ivy because it demands that she feed it blood from a child.

Prue, because her parents needed for her to exist in the first place.

4.

Why do Prue and Curtis not use weapons in the fight? (from Section 3: Chapters 25 - 28)

There are only enough weapons for the adults.

They are children who are not accustomed to fighting and prefer nonviolent tactics.

Their parents would not want them using guns.

The weapons are too big and heavy for them.

5.

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

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

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

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

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