Emmeline's Enigma Quiz

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A bite-sized read-along challenge

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Thurga Nathan

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Emmeline's Enigma Quiz


Froggy Jumps Emmeline's Enigma QuizVersion en ligne A bite-sized read-along challenge par Thurga Nathan 1 In the side pocket of her satchel, Emmeline always carried what item? a A set of scissors b A map and compass c A pair of thick gardening gloves 2 What was kept away from Emmeline's face while she opened the envelope? a A protective mask b The envelope itself c A handkerchief 3 Opening the envelope released what from the letter? a Dust from paper b Ink fumes c Brain-shredding gas 4 Emmeline wore gloves more suited for what activity? a Sewing b Cutting down brambles c Sailing 5 Glossary: What does masonry mean? a The bricks and stone used to make a building b A type of glue c A musical instrument 6 Glossary: What are brambles? a Wild bushes with thorns b Long grasses c Small animals 7 To walk, Emmeline avoided tentacles, tusks, and whip-like tongues of what? a Giant beasts b The various small, furry things c Iron statues 8 What did Emmeline do when she found her parents absent at breakfast? a She searched the house b She didn’t even blink c She cried 9 What did Emmeline spend more time doing than before, according to the text? a Training with gloves b Cooking c Reading in her room 10 Which of the following best describes Emmeline’s ongoing struggle in the excerpt? a Survival amidst strange dangers b Attending a formal ball c Finding a lost treasure 11 For as long as she could remember, Emmeline Widget was sure that her parents did not care about her safety. Who was sure about this? a Emmeline Widget b Aunt Jo c Her parents 12 Why did Emmeline reason they chose to live in a creaky old house? a to avoid the trick steps on the stairs b to get away from the city c to save money 13 As a baby, what had Emmeline learned to walk by avoiding? a tentacles, tusks, and whip-like tongues of the various small, furry things b shadowy figure in the house c dangerous dogs outside 14 Outside the house, what was overgrown to the point Widget Manor was almost invisible? a the driveway b the garden walls c the grounds 15 As a result of all this, where did Emmeline spend more time? a in her room b in the garden c at the library 16 One day, when Emmeline came down to breakfast and found her parents absent, she didn’t even blink. What did she do instead? a She searched the house frantically b She cried quietly c She continued as if nothing was wrong

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Emmeline's Enigma Quiz

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Emmeline's Enigma QuizVersion en ligne

par Thurga Nathan

In the side pocket of her satchel, Emmeline always carried what item?

What was kept away from Emmeline's face while she opened the envelope?

Opening the envelope released what from the letter?

Emmeline wore gloves more suited for what activity?

Glossary: What does masonry mean?

Glossary: What are brambles?

To walk, Emmeline avoided tentacles, tusks, and whip-like tongues of what?

What did Emmeline do when she found her parents absent at breakfast?

What did Emmeline spend more time doing than before, according to the text?

Which of the following best describes Emmeline’s ongoing struggle in the excerpt?

For as long as she could remember, Emmeline Widget was sure that her parents did not care about her safety. Who was sure about this?

Why did Emmeline reason they chose to live in a creaky old house?

As a baby, what had Emmeline learned to walk by avoiding?

Outside the house, what was overgrown to the point Widget Manor was almost invisible?

As a result of all this, where did Emmeline spend more time?

One day, when Emmeline came down to breakfast and found her parents absent, she didn’t even blink. What did she do instead?