Chapter 18 Part 2 Witches

All around me there were big black boots going stamp stamp stamp and I dodged around them and ran and ran and ran.

What type of word is stamp?

• simile

• onomatopoeia

• bold

• metaphor

I went down it like greased lightning and came out at the bottom of it and once again I was on the floor.

What type of figurative language is underlined?

• idiom

• onomatopoeia

• simile

• italics

Once out of the cook's trousers, where did the boy/mouse hide?

• in the dirty potatoes

• in the dirty onions

• in the clean tomatoes

• on the shelf

"One of the cooks cut off my tail with a carving knife," I whispered back. "It hurts like billy-o."

Using context clues, I can infer that billy-o means...

• not at all

• a little bit

• some

• very much, a lot

What can you recall happened to the witch in the ballroom to change the number of witches from 85 to 84 in the dining room?

• she went out the door

• she hid in the hotel

• she got fried

• she went to sleep

Who continues to eat more food?

• Bruno

• the boy

• Grandmamma

• the hotel manager

Do the other cooks in the kitchen believe there was a mouse?

• yes

• no

Which word is a synonym for trousers?

• shirt

• socks

• pants

• shoes

Why was the boy's tail bleeding?

• part of it fell into the soup

• part of it was bitten off by a cat

• part of it was smashed in the kitchen door

• part of it was cut off by a cook with a knife

At the end of the chapter, which character appears again?

• the hotel manager

• Mr. Jenkins

• the Grand High Witch

• the chambermaid