The Two Grandmothers & The Boy Who Loved Ice-Cream

The Two Grandmothers and The Boy Who Loved Ice-Cream are stories written by:

• C. Everard Palmer

• Oliver Senior

• Enid Blyton

• Olive Senior

All of the following girls are minor characters in The Two Grandmothers EXCEPT:

• Eulalie

• Elsa

• Ermandine

• Maureen

The story, The Boy Who Loved Ice-Cream, is set in a rural village called:

• Dark Hole

• Summerset

• One Eye

• Hill Top

The names of the grandmothers in the story are:

• Grandma Elaine

• Grandma Mavis

• Grandma Del

• Grandma Eulalie

At the beginning of the story, The Boy Who Loved Ice-Cream, the family was on their way to the:

• Springfield Fun Day

• Church Rally

• Ice-Cream Shop Sale

• Harvest Festival Sale

The TWO stories share all of the following themes EXCEPT:

• Love and family relationship

• Childhood experiences

• Jealousy

• Poverty

The child's hair in The Two Grandmothers and the Ice-Cream in The Boy Who Loved Ice-Cream are referred as:

• symbols

• techniques

The setting in the story, The Boy Who Loved Ice-Cream, BEST mirrors or reflects the personality of the character:

• Benjy

• Elsa

• Papa

• Mama

One narrative technique used to highlight the similarities and differences between the grandmothers in the story, The Two Grandmothers, is

• Irony

• Symbolism

• Juxtaposition

• Flashback

In the story, The Boy Who Loved Ice-Cream, Papa is usually impatient and annoyed with Benjy because

• he thinks Benjy is disobedient.

• he thinks this is the way to raise boys.

• he thinks Benjy is not his son.

• he thinks Benjy should not see his emotions.