Reading Quest: Lit. Discussion A

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60 questions on six novels

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Tami Hall

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Reading Quest: Lit. Discussion A


Reading Quest: Lit. Discussion AVersion en ligne 60 questions on six novels par Tami Hall 1 In The World According to Humphrey, what is Humphrey’s role in Mrs. Brisbane’s classroom? a A classroom hamster b A school mascot for sports teams c A pet dog d The principal’s assistant 2 What unusual activity does Humphrey start doing in the classroom to learn about human behavior? a Running a science experiment club b Listening to and observing students c Leading a school play d Teaching math lessons 3 Which event begins Humphrey’s adventures in the first book? a He escapes from the cage b He is adopted by a new student’s family c He becomes a school mascot for a day d He wins a science fair 4 Who is the author of The World According to Humphrey? a Judy Blume b Betty G. Birney c Louise Penny d Rick Riordan 5 Humphrey helps readers learn about which theme most in the first book? a Friendship and empathy b Cooking recipes c Medieval history d Space travel 6 In The Chocolate Touch, what is special about John Midas’s candy? a It can grant wishes b Everything he touches becomes chocolate c It never melts d It tastes like fruit 7 Why does John Midas regret his Chocolate Touch? a He forgets how to speak b He turns things (and people) he loves into chocolate c He loses his hearing d He becomes invisible 8 What is John Midas’s most cherished non-food item after the curse? a His school notebook b A rose given by his mother c A bluebird d His bicycle 9 Who authored The Chocolate Touch? a Roald Dahl b George Selden c Joyce Maynard d Dr. Seuss 10 What major theme does The Chocolate Touch explore? a Space exploration b Alien invasion c Appreciating what you have and the consequences of greed d Time travel 11 In The Keeping Quilt, what symbolizes family history and connection? a The quilt itself b A tree house c A family portrait d A cookbook 12 Who is the main family in The Keeping Quilt? a The Garcia family b The Block family (grandmother and granddaughter) c The Lee family d The Smith family 13 What does the quilt symbolize for the family in The Keeping Quilt? a Modern technology b Tradition, memory, and shared heritage c Historical documents d New fashion trends 14 Which author wrote The Keeping Quilt? a Patricia Polacco b Cynthia Rylant c Mo Willems d Eric Carle 15 What is a key theme in The Keeping Quilt? a Pet care b Sportsmanship c Space travel d Intergenerational connection across cultures 16 In Love That Dog, what is the main character’s initial attitude toward poetry? a He can’t read poetry at all b He loves poetry from the start c He writes long epic poems d He thinks poems are boring and silly 17 Which form of poetry does Jack eventually begin to appreciate in Love That Dog? a Free verse and spoken-word style b Haiku c Sonnet he learns to recite d Limericks 18 Who is Jack’s primary teacher and advocate for poetry in Love That Dog? a Mr. Smith b Ms. Stretchberry c Ms. Chen d Mrs. Rivera 19 What theme is central to Love That Dog? a Self-expression and the power of words b Cooking c Electronic gaming d Outer space 20 Who wrote Love That Dog? a Katherine Paterson b Sharon Creech c Lois Lowry d Gary Paulsen 21 In George Washington's Socks, what is the main plot device that drives the adventure? a A secret map to a pirate treasure b A talking compass c Time travel via a mysterious sock d A magical paintbrush 22 Which periods do the characters visit in George Washington's Socks? a Future dystopia b American Revolutionary War era and Civil War era c Medieval Europe and Renaissance Italy d Ancient Greece and Rome 23 Who guides the main characters during their travels? a A time-traveling professor b A talking bird c A magical pirate d The sock 24 What is a major theme in George Washington's Socks? a Modern technology b Courage and understanding of history c Environmental science d Sportsmanship 25 Who is the author of George Washington's Socks? a Frances O'Roark Dowell b Elvira Woodruff c Patricia MacLachlan d Roland Smith 26 In The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, what does William Kamkwamba build to help his village? a A solar panel array b A bicycle-powered pump c A steam engine d A windmill 27 What challenge motivates William to learn about engineering? a A school science fair b A desire to travel c A family business expansion d Drought and poverty in his village 28 Which resource does William primarily use to build his windmill? a Magical stones b Alien tech c New high-tech components d Second-hand parts and scrap material 29 Who is a key mentor figure that supports William’s project? a A university professor from abroad b The king of a distant land c His Grandfather and a friendly neighbor d A corporate sponsor 30 What broader theme does The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind explore? a Education, perseverance, and ingenuity can change lives b Cooking and baking c Historical romance d Fantasy magic 31 Who is the author of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind? a Elizabeth Lolli and Jeff Kinney b William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer c Michelle Obama and Jon Krakauer d Malala Yousafzai and Patrick Ness 32 In which country is The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind primarily set? a Kenya b Nigeria c Malawi d Ghana 33 What is a key lesson from The World According to Humphrey about school life? a Classrooms should be silent b Only test scores matter c Homework is unnecessary d Observation and kindness matter in a classroom 34 The Chocolate Touch features a moral about what kind of behavior? a Greed and appreciating what you have b Ignoring friends c Excessive studying d Discarding old toys 35 The Keeping Quilt centers on heritage and what keeps families together? a Video games b Weather patterns c Shared stories and traditions d Creative writing contests 36 Love That Dog is written in which literary form? a Graphic novel b Prose novel c Play script d Verse/poetry written as a diary 37 George Washington's Socks crosses multiple historical eras to teach what? a Modern music history b Empathy for people in different times c Practical jokes d Mathematical puzzles 38 The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind demonstrates the power of what societal force? a Supernatural powers b Celebrity influence c Government funding alone d Education and community knowledge 39 Which character helps John Midas learn a lesson in The Chocolate Touch? a A school friend b A shopkeeper c His mother d The principal Feedback 1 Humphrey is the class hamster who observes school life from his cage. 2 Humphrey watches the students to understand how they act. 3 Humphrey moves with a family and begins observing new dynamics. 4 Betty G. Birney authored the Humphrey series. 5 The series emphasizes kindness, responsibility, and understanding others. 6 The magic chocolate touch is central to the plot’s moral lessons. 7 The curse extends to non-food items, complicating daily life. 8 He clings to symbolic non-edible items to cope. 9 The Chocolate Touch was written by Patrick Skene Catling (not Dr. Seuss). 10 Greed and appreciation are central to the moral lessons. 11 The quilt carries stories across generations. 12 The book follows the daughters and grandmothers sharing culture through generations. 13 It weaves together memories and cultural identity. 14 Patricia Polacco is the author-illustrator. 15 The story highlights continuity of heritage across generations. 16 Jack is skeptical about poetry at first. 17 The book shows Jack connecting with free verse and personal expression. 18 Ms. Stretchberry guides Jack to see poetry’s power. 19 The story champions personal voice and reflection. 20 Sharon Creech authored this novel in verse. 21 The sock is the catalyst for historical adventures. 22 The book moves between critical U.S. history moments. 23 The sock is the portal and guide. 24 The story emphasizes empathy for people in history. 25 Woodruff wrote this historical time-travel tale. 26 He uses wind power to generate electricity. 27 Resource scarcity drives his invention. 28 He repurposes available junk into a working windmill. 29 Supportive adults help him learn and persist. 30 Innovation and learning empower communities. 31 The memoir is by William Kamkwamba with Bryan Mealer. 32 The book is set in Malawi, focusing on rural life. 33 Humphrey learns about empathy through daily routines. 34 John learns consequences of wanting only chocolate. 35 The quilt binds generations and cultures. 36 The narrative is conveyed through verse entries. 37 Time travel prompts reflection on values and courage. 38 William’s learning and community collaboration drive change. 39 Guidance from family helps him reconsider desires.

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Reading Quest: Lit. Discussion AVersion en ligne

par Tami Hall

In The World According to Humphrey, what is Humphrey’s role in Mrs. Brisbane’s classroom?

What unusual activity does Humphrey start doing in the classroom to learn about human behavior?

Which event begins Humphrey’s adventures in the first book?

Who is the author of The World According to Humphrey?

Humphrey helps readers learn about which theme most in the first book?

In The Chocolate Touch, what is special about John Midas’s candy?

Why does John Midas regret his Chocolate Touch?

What is John Midas’s most cherished non-food item after the curse?

Who authored The Chocolate Touch?

What major theme does The Chocolate Touch explore?

In The Keeping Quilt, what symbolizes family history and connection?

Who is the main family in The Keeping Quilt?

What does the quilt symbolize for the family in The Keeping Quilt?

Which author wrote The Keeping Quilt?

What is a key theme in The Keeping Quilt?

In Love That Dog, what is the main character’s initial attitude toward poetry?

Which form of poetry does Jack eventually begin to appreciate in Love That Dog?

Who is Jack’s primary teacher and advocate for poetry in Love That Dog?

What theme is central to Love That Dog?

Who wrote Love That Dog?

In George Washington's Socks, what is the main plot device that drives the adventure?

Which periods do the characters visit in George Washington's Socks?

Who guides the main characters during their travels?

What is a major theme in George Washington's Socks?

Who is the author of George Washington's Socks?

In The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, what does William Kamkwamba build to help his village?

What challenge motivates William to learn about engineering?

Which resource does William primarily use to build his windmill?

Who is a key mentor figure that supports William’s project?

What broader theme does The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind explore?

Who is the author of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind?

In which country is The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind primarily set?

What is a key lesson from The World According to Humphrey about school life?

The Chocolate Touch features a moral about what kind of behavior?

The Keeping Quilt centers on heritage and what keeps families together?

Love That Dog is written in which literary form?

George Washington's Socks crosses multiple historical eras to teach what?

The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind demonstrates the power of what societal force?

Which character helps John Midas learn a lesson in The Chocolate Touch?