Things Not Seen chapters 1-13

When Bobby tells his parents that he's invisible, how do they react?

• His parents are surprised at the phenomenon.

• His parents firstly think he's joking around.

• His parents laugh at his joke.

• His parents ignore him.

Bobby's experiments prove that:

• He's transparent and invisible throughout .

• He's invisible but not transparent.

• He completely transparent.

• He completely invisible.

(Complete the sentence) He goes to the library because

• he needs to finish his research.

• he wishes to do quite reading.

• he doesn't want to sit home and watch TV all day.

• he wants to experience life in the city as an invisible person.

(complete the sentence) Bobby was relieved that Alicia is blind because

• he didn't have to explain anything to her.

• it was an opportunity to learn Braille.

• he likes to be friends with blind people.

• she couldn't see his situation.

Why does Bobby go to the porch dressed as Aunt Ethel?

• He needs to get the cookies that Mrs. Trent left there.

• He needs to talk to the police.

• He needs to talk to his neighbor, Mrs. Trent.

• He thought it was Halloween

Who is the strange man standing outside Alicia’s listening room at the library?

• A library security guard.

• A police officer looking for Bobby.

• An impatient businessman.

• Alicia’s father.

Who comes to stay with Bobby while his parents are in the hospital?

• No one

• Mrs. Trent.

• Bobby’s great-aunt Ethel.

• Alicia.

When Bobby first becomes invisible, what does he do to make his parents believe his situation?

• Bobby screams outloud

• He drinks a glass of juice and leaves his glass on the table.

• He leaves home

• He does nothing

What does Alicia think of Bobby's going out to the word in his condition?

• She thinks he's being careless.

• She thinks he's being silly.

• She doesn't have an opinion.

• She thinks it's brave.

How does Alicia loose her sight?

• She fell down and something got into her eye.

• She was born blind.

• She bumped her head one day, then went to sleep, and woke up blind.

• She had an eye infection that led to blindness.