Hugo Cabret Chapters 1-4 Part 1 Quiz

In which city does The Invention of Hugo Cabret take place?

• New York

• London

• Paris

• San Francisco

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What is the setting of The Invention of Hugo Cabret?

• A train station

• Six Flags

• Disney World

• The mall

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What is Hugo's job in the train station?

• He serves food in the restaurant

• He makes sure all of the clocks display the correct time

• He works in the gift shop

• He makes sure all of the trains leave at the correct time

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Who accuses Hugo of stealing?

• The old man who runs the toy shop

• His uncle

• The Station Master

• His father

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What does Hugo steal?

• A pair of shoes

• A hat

• A toy from the toy shop

• A sandwich from the restaurant

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What does the old man take from Hugo to punish him for stealing?

• His money

• His notebook

• His stuffed animal

• His watch

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What is in Hugo's notebook?

• Drawings of clocks

• Drawings of train stations

• Drawings of how to assemble an automaton (robot)

• Drawings of steam engines

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The author, Brian Selznick, uses illustrations to introduce the story. What do you learn in the first pages?

• The story is in the mountains

• The story is in Paris

• The story is in New York City

• The Story is in Germany

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Hugo looks out from inside a clock and sees.....

• A toy shop run by an old man

• A book store

• A coffee shop

• A shoe store

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Hugo followed the old man out into the cold because

• he wanted his notebook back

• he wanted food

• he wanted to see the snow

• he wanted to take a walk

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