The Monkey's Paw

What is Mr. White's second wish?

• A new house

• For his wife to be happy again

• That his son comes back to life

• That the monkey's paw goes away

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What can we assume was Mr. White's final wish?

• That his wife stops crying

• That his son goes away

• Death

• To get rid of the monkey's paw

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What is a theme, or lesson, of the story "The Monkey's Paw"?

• Never make a wish using a monkey's paw

• Hard work pays off

• Mothers always protecting their children

• Be careful what you wish for

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Who says this line from the story? "Better let it burn."

• Mr. White

• Herbert

• Mrs. White

• Sergeant Major Morris

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Who says this line from the story? "Well don't break into the money before I come back."

• Mr. White

• Herbert

• Mrs. White

• Sergeant Major Morris

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Who says this line from the story? "It's my boy! It's Herbert!"

• Sergeant Major Morris

• Herbert

• Mrs. White

• Mr. White

Who says this line in the story? "I dare say. But for all that, the thing moved in my hand; that I'll swear to."

• Mrs. White

• Herbert

• Mr. White

• Sergeant Major Morris

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What was the final wish of the first owner of the monkey's paw?

• A cure for his disease

• A long life

• A house

• Death

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What happens to the monkey's paw when Mr. White makes a wish?

• It falls from his hand

• It moves

• It turns hot

• It disappears

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How much money did Mr. White wish for?

• 200 pounds

• 200 dollars

• 300 pounds

• 500 dollars

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