Coraline Ch. 11

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What does Coraline tell the other mother about her parents?

Back

Coraline tells the other mother that her parents are in the corridor.

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Who does Coraline encounter in the corridor?

Back

Coraline meets her real parents and ghost children in the corridor.

Front

What action does Coraline take to get past the other mother?

Back

Coraline throws the cat at the other mother.

Front

What compliment does Coraline's real mother give her?

Back

Coraline's real mother says, 'Well done, Coraline'.

Front

Who accompanies Coraline while she falls asleep in the chair?

Back

The cat falls asleep in the chair with Coraline.

Front

What is the significance of the corridor in Coraline's journey?

Back

The corridor serves as a passage between Coraline's real world and the other world, symbolizing choices and the journey between realities.

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How does Coraline's relationship with her parents change throughout the story?

Back

Coraline learns to appreciate her real parents more as she realizes the dangers of the other mother and the other world.

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What role do the ghost children play in Coraline's story?

Back

The ghost children represent the consequences of the other mother's actions and serve as a warning to Coraline about the dangers of the other world.

Front

What does the cat symbolize in Coraline?

Back

The cat symbolizes independence, wisdom, and the ability to navigate between the two worlds.

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How does Coraline demonstrate bravery in Chapter 11?

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Coraline shows bravery by confronting the other mother and taking risks to save her parents and the ghost children.