Coraline Chapter 8

Front

What warning is Coraline given at the end of Chapter 8?

Back

Flee while she is still alive.

Front

What type of figurative language is used when something stings Coraline's face and hands like sand blowing on a beach on a windy day?

Back

Simile

Front

What does Coraline say will happen if she loses the game with the Other Mother?

Back

She will live with her forever.

Front

Who is the beldam in Coraline?

Back

The Other Mother.

Front

Why did the Other Mother lock Coraline in the cupboard?

Back

As a punishment.

Front

What is the significance of the warning Coraline receives?

Back

It emphasizes the danger she faces and the urgency of her situation.

Front

How does the use of simile enhance the reader's understanding of Coraline's experience?

Back

It creates a vivid image of her discomfort and the harshness of her environment.

Front

What are the stakes of Coraline's game with the Other Mother?

Back

Her freedom and the safety of her real parents.

Front

What does the term 'beldam' imply about the Other Mother's character?

Back

It suggests she is a deceptive and malevolent figure.

Front

How does Coraline's experience in the Other World contrast with her real life?

Back

It highlights her feelings of neglect and the allure of a seemingly perfect but dangerous alternative.