The Invisible Man

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.

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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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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The inn keeper in chapter one was named

• Mrs. Jenkins

• Mrs. Hall

• Mrs. Harris

• Mrs. Simpson

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The invisible man gave Mrs. Hall his hat and coat immediately when she asked him for them. True or False?

• TRUE

• FALSE

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