The Invisible Man Chapters 1-3

The author of the Invisible Man was

• Mark Twain

• H.G. Wells

• H.G. Biggie

• Ronald McDonald

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Henry Gordon Wells is best known for his science fiction stories. True or False

• TRUE

• FALSE

Wells’s imaginative stories described spaceships long before they were invented. True or False?

• TRUE

• FALSE

A number of movies have been based on Wells’s popular science fiction stories. True or False?

• True

• False

Wells based his writing career on his scientific training. True or False?

• True

• False

Stories, novels, and movies described as science fiction. The meaning of science fiction is

• can only be written by real scientists.

• make use of scientific devices that don’t yet exist.

• are always intended to frighten people.

A mode of transportation is a

• belief.

• reason.

• method.

This illustration shows the Invisible Man unpacking his boxes at the inn. By using visual clues, the artist shows you what Mrs. Hall, the landlady, is

• shouting at the Invisible Man.

• whispering to the Invisible Man.

• thinking to herself.

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By drawing three pictures of the Invisible Man the artist is showing you three

• different shapes the Invisible Man can take.

• weather conditions that make him visible.

• ways that the Invisible Man stays hidden.

What is the setting for this story?

• a wintry February day.

• A hot summer day.

• a wintry January day.

• A fall October day.

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