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Lit. Discussion B: Four Reads Quiz


Lit. Discussion B: Four Reads QuizVersion en ligne Classic novels quiz mix par Tami Hall 1 In My Side of the Mountain, what does Sam build his home in? a A rock crevice b A loft above a barn c A hollowed-out tree trunk d A cave by the river 2 How does Sam first communicate with the outside world in My Side of the Mountain? a He uses a bullet shell to signal a plane b He writes letters c He sends a smoke signal d He shouts from the treetop 3 What is Sam’s primary food source in My Side of the Mountain? a Purchased provisions b Domestic livestock c Fishing in a stream d Foraged plants and edible wildlife 4 Which animal becomes Sam’s closest companion in My Side of the Mountain? a A beaver named Berryman b A chipmunk named Pico c A fox called Tumbles d A wren named Anna 5 What motivates Mrs. Frisby to seek help in Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH? a To find a new home for her family b A lost child c To uncover a treasure d Her sick cavy, her home, and the loan to the farmer 6 What is the main color of the rats’ city in Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH? a Red clay villages b Green labyrinth c Blue glass towers d White/stone-gray metropolis 7 Which trait helps Mrs. Frisby befriend the rats? a Her wealth b Her combat skills c Her honesty and concern for her family d Her magical powers 8 What is the name of the bravest rat who helps Mrs. Frisby? a Bill N ray b Jonathan c Desmond d Nicodemus 9 What ailment affects Tim in Number the Stars? a Malaria b Measles c A mysterious fever (illness) d Cholera 10 Who helps Ellen’s family in the milieu of Number the Stars? a The Nazis b The Americans c The farmers from abroad d The Johansens (resistance) 11 What item helps the Rosens hide in Number the Stars? a A large root cellar and disguises worn b A secret tunnel c A cargo boat hiding in the harbor d A cottage in the hills 12 What is the central act of courage in Number the Stars? a A daring escape by sea b A public battle c Johanna’s family’s quiet resistance and sacrifice d A treasure heist 13 What era is The Egypt Game primarily set in? a Future era in a city b Modern-day, in a museum courtyard c Ancient Egypt d Medieval times 14 Who is the main pair who plays the Egypt Game? a Meg and Jenny b April and Melanie c Libby and Sonja d Tori and Hana 15 What object connects their Egypt play to a deeper mystery? a A time machine b A statue/amulet found in the museum c A hidden map d A magic lamp 16 Which character fears the Egypt Game’s power getting out of control? a Elizabeth b Jock (the janitor) c April d Melanie 17 Which book contains a young boy living alone in the mountains? a Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH b Number the Stars c The Egypt Game d My Side of the Mountain 18 Which novel features a family named Rosen hiding from occupation? a The Egypt Game b Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH c My Side of the Mountain d Number the Stars 19 In which book do children transform a public space into an ancient land? a Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH b Number the Stars c The Egypt Game d My Side of the Mountain 20 Which story features a scientist’s rats enhanced for intelligence? a Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH b The Egypt Game c My Side of the Mountain d Number the Stars 21 Which protagonist survives by living in the wild with minimal supplies? a Mrs. Frisby b Sam in My Side of the Mountain c Annemarie d April in The Egypt Game 22 Which book centers on a girl cooperating with animals to save her home? a Number the Stars b Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH c My Side of the Mountain d The Egypt Game 23 Which novel focuses on a child’s coping with fear during wartime? a The Egypt Game b My Side of the Mountain c Number the Stars d Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH 24 Which tale explores imaginative play with archaeological-style adventures? a Number the Stars b My Side of the Mountain c Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH d The Egypt Game 25 What kind of survival skill does Sam learn in the woods? a Cooking elaborate meals b Self-reliance and stealth c Magic spells d Riding a bicycle 26 Which book teaches themes of friendship across species? a The Egypt Game b Number the Stars c Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH d My Side of the Mountain 27 Which story uses a forest setting as a character itself? a Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH b The Egypt Game c My Side of the Mountain d Number the Stars 28 Who helps the Frisbys in their hour of need, beyond the rats? a The Danish resistance b The king of Egypt c The farmer’s farmer? d A hidden forest spirit 29 Which novel includes a child’s clever use of disguises to survive? a Number the Stars b The Egypt Game c Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH d My Side of the Mountain 30 What is a recurring theme across all four novels? a Supernatural powers b Soccer and sports c Romantic love d Resourcefulness and courage 31 Which book features an extended journey of hiding from danger? a Number the Stars b My Side of the Mountain c Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH d The Egypt Game 32 Which setting is shared by The Egypt Game and Number the Stars in mood? a Sci-fi cityscape b Desert nomad camps c Fantasy kingdoms d Tense, wartime/occupational atmosphere Feedback 1 Sam hollowed out a tree trunk to shelter himself in the Catskill Mountains. 2 Sam uses a shell to signal planes when they pass by. 3 Sam sustains himself with foraged foods and wildlife he catches. 4 No wildlife companion named Anna; he befriends various creatures, but Anna is not a named close companion. 5 Mrs. Frisby seeks help to cure her sick son and save her family’s home. 6 The Rats of NIMH build a hidden, advanced society with a gray/stone city feel. 7 Mrs. Frisby wins their trust through honesty and care. 8 Nicodemus is a wise, key leader among the rats. 9 Annemarie’s sister’s household deals with risk and illness, not a specific named disease. 10 The Danish resistance, including the Johansens, aids the family. 11 The family uses disguises and careful hiding to avoid capture. 12 Acts of quiet courage help protect the Rosen’s family under pressure. 13 The Egypt Game unfolds in a contemporary setting inspired by Egyptology. 14 April and Melanie lead the imaginative game. 15 A discovery in the museum anchors their imaginative game. 16 Jock worries about the consequences of their imaginative plays. 17 Sam ventures to survive alone in the Catskills. 18 The Rosen family in Denmark seeks safety during WWII. 19 The Egypt Game uses a museum courtyard as their Egypt-inspired world. 20 The NIH mice become highly intelligent and organize a society. 21 Sam thrives in the wild with ingenuity and resourcefulness. 22 Mrs. Frisby seeks help from intelligent rats to save her family home. 23 The story centers on courage and survival under occupation. 24 Children imagine themselves in ancient Egypt in a museum courtyard. 25 Sam learns essential wilderness skills and independence. 26 The rat-human alliance demonstrates cross-species friendship. 27 The mountain environment shapes Sam’s life and choices. 28 In the NIMH story, human allies and scientific aid help their plight. 29 Disguises and careful planning help characters avoid danger. 30 All four stories emphasize courage, wit, and resilience. 31 The characters maneuver danger by staying one step ahead. 32 Both stories portray tension and risk in challenging times.

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Lit. Discussion B: Four Reads QuizVersion en ligne

par Tami Hall

In My Side of the Mountain, what does Sam build his home in?

How does Sam first communicate with the outside world in My Side of the Mountain?

What is Sam’s primary food source in My Side of the Mountain?

Which animal becomes Sam’s closest companion in My Side of the Mountain?

What motivates Mrs. Frisby to seek help in Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH?

What is the main color of the rats’ city in Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH?

Which trait helps Mrs. Frisby befriend the rats?

What is the name of the bravest rat who helps Mrs. Frisby?

What ailment affects Tim in Number the Stars?

Who helps Ellen’s family in the milieu of Number the Stars?

What item helps the Rosens hide in Number the Stars?

What is the central act of courage in Number the Stars?

What era is The Egypt Game primarily set in?

Who is the main pair who plays the Egypt Game?

What object connects their Egypt play to a deeper mystery?

Which character fears the Egypt Game’s power getting out of control?

Which book contains a young boy living alone in the mountains?

Which novel features a family named Rosen hiding from occupation?

In which book do children transform a public space into an ancient land?

Which story features a scientist’s rats enhanced for intelligence?

Which protagonist survives by living in the wild with minimal supplies?

Which book centers on a girl cooperating with animals to save her home?

Which novel focuses on a child’s coping with fear during wartime?

Which tale explores imaginative play with archaeological-style adventures?

What kind of survival skill does Sam learn in the woods?

Which book teaches themes of friendship across species?

Which story uses a forest setting as a character itself?

Who helps the Frisbys in their hour of need, beyond the rats?

Which novel includes a child’s clever use of disguises to survive?

What is a recurring theme across all four novels?

Which book features an extended journey of hiding from danger?

Which setting is shared by The Egypt Game and Number the Stars in mood?