Coraline Chapters 6 and 7

The reading of Coraline's tea leaves is what technique for creating suspense?

• forecasting

• foreshadowing

• foregone conclusion

• foreground

What reason did the other mother give to Coraline as to why her parents left her?

• They went on an urgent trip abroad

• They are bored and tired of you

• They told the other mother that they want her to have a new life with them

• They died in an accident

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Where did the other mother put the black key when she took it from Coraline?

• In her bag

• On the kitchen table

• In the highest kitchen cupboard

• In her pocket apron

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What did Coraline learn from her other father when she found him alone in his study?

• She learned that the other mother was planning to return her real parents to her.

• Coraline learned that the other mother didn't want him talking to her when she wasn't around.

• Coraline learned that the other mother was working with Miss Spink and Miss Forcible.

• She didn't learn anything from him.

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After speaking with other father, Coraline explores the other world. What does she find?

• Milky whiteness

• The well

• Her parents

• Miss Spink/Miss Forcible

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What did the other mother eat?

• Pizza with sausage, bell peppers, and pineapple

• Miss Spink and Miss Forcible's dogs

• The souls of the children

• black beetles

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Where did the other mother trap Coraline?

• In a mirror

• In her room

• In the attic

• In the dungeon

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What did the ghost children want Coraline to do for them?

• They wanted her to find their souls.

• They wanted her to find their real parents.

• They wanted her to get revenge on the other mother.

• They wanted her to leave them alone in the closet.

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What role did the rats play in the other mother's world?

• They were there to distract Coraline.

• They were there to feed the cat.

• They were the other mother's spies.

• They were there to protect the house.

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The definition of mood is 

• the overall feelings or emotions in the writer.
• revising your writing so that it is free of errors.
• overall feelings or emotions that are created in the reader. 
• working with a partner to check your writing. 

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