The Time Machine Final

What does the narrator say about the Time Traveler at the end of the Epilogue?

• That he has never returned.

• That he went to save Weena.

• That he patented his invention.

• That he sold the machine.

In the farthest future to which the Time Traveler travels, what color is the one evidence of animal life he sees? (from Chapter 11)

• Black.

• White.

• Green.

• Red.

Why is Weena unable to walk in the forest? (from Chapter 9)

• She falls asleep.

• She has to fangpi

• She is injured.

• She faints.

How many times did the Time Traveler see "Morlocks put their heads down in a kind of agony and rush into the flames"? (from Chapter 9)

• One

• Three

• Ten billion

• Four

What does the Time Traveler refer to when he says "wilderness of rotting paper"? (from Chapter 8)

• The paper factory

• The forest exhibition.

• The library.

• The portrait gallery.

What best describes the animal life the Time Traveler sees in the farthest future to which the Time Traveler travels? (from Chapter 11)

• Tentacled.

• Winged.

• Three-toed.

• Finned.

What frightens the Time Traveler badly enough to make him flee the underground lair of the Morlocks? (from Chapter 6)

• He feels them grabbing him and touching him.

• He's afraid of machines

• He feels things slithering over his feet.

• He hears screams.

What year does the Time Traveler estimate he has traveled to before he actually reports what exact year the machine recorded? (from Chapter 4)

• 8049.

• 802000.

• 804000.

• 2194.

What allows him to escape the Morlocks? (from Chapter 6)

• Weena comes with reinforcements.

• Shouting as loudly as he can.

• Fire.

• His sidearm.

When the Time Traveler returns home in Chapter 12, even he himself wonders if the whole experience was just a _______________. (from Chapter 12)

• Hallucination.

• Dream

• Fantasy

• False memory