In all of his works, but especially mentioned in his works with Spiritual Themes, what did the author deem a necessary element?

D) That the story and the art must appeal to the child

A) A reflection of the true story

B) The liveliness of the characters

C) The colors used in his illustrations must reflect the colors of the art by which it was inspired

What was notable about dePaola’s holiday board books?

B) The pictures were simple, direct and unadorned

C) The pictures had clear shapes and had primary colors

D) There was a focus on the symbols of the occassion

In the book The Clown of God, what did dePaola use to help anchor the story in time and place?

A) Architectural, geographical and costume details

B) The angles of the scenery relative to the placement of the protagonist at the scence

C) The use of the words of the time

In what ways was De Paola’s The Christmas Pageant a reflection of his love for the theater?

D) Angels and stars hanging on rafters

What happened to the men Salva was walking with when fighting first broke out in the story?

C) They were surrounded by the rebels and were forced to go with them to carry ammunition and essentially fight with the rebels

A) They left the women and children behind in search of food and never came back

B) They decided to look for water but lost the group of women and children and elderly on their way back

D) They asked Salva to take care of the women, elderly and children while they fight off the rebels

Why did the old woman who let Salva stay in her barn decided to leave her home and him behind?

A) She did not have anymore food and she did not have anything to feed him

B) She felt the he was too young to be helpful to her

C) The pond was drying up and she needed to find a village that has water

D) She felt that if he came along, the soldiers will not leave them alone

When the group Salva traveled with along with Uncle Jewiir reached the island in the middle of the Nile River, what did sucking on a sugar cane remind Salva of?

D) The sweetness of the mangoes his father would buy for him and his mother peeled for him

A) His sorghum and milk breakfast

B) The cattle that his family owned

C) The grains that his father would buy from the market

E) The sweet treats his mother used to make

Where was the most difficult part of the journey for Salva and his group as indicated by the author?

B) Avoiding being eaten by the lions

How did Salva feel towards the people he traveled with after Uncle Jawiir’s death?

C) He felt stronger, despite how the people ignored him after his uncle died. He wanted to prove to them that he was not weak as they said he was.

A) He felt like he needed to be the leader so he started bossing the men around

B) He became fearful of his life after witnessing what happened to his uncle, so he walked with fear

D) He felt annoyed with the people since they would not share the food that they find

Why were there more boys and young men at the Itang Refugee Camp?

C) The boys and young men ran away to avoid being forced to join the fighting.

A) The women and children did not survive the long walk to the refugee camp

B) The boys and young men wanted to run away from the fighting because they were not strong enough.

D) They were able to reach the refugee camp first since they were able to walk faster

E) Many of the women and girls left to work at home were not able to escape the gunfire.

At the beginning of the book, according to Salva, what about his life proves he is lucky?

A) He does not get eaten by a lion

C) He was not eaten by a crocodile

D) He does not have to walk to get water

RELIGION: Why did Fr. Dave find Portomarin to be the most beautiful town along the Camino?

A) The albergue was set on top of a hill with a view of a lake

B) He and Fr. Joe had the most to eat and drink at this town

C) He was able to enjoy a drink with some men while watching the World Cup

D) They met a girl named Andrea who was excited to find out they were priests

Why was the walk through a no-name town memorable for Fr. Dave as they were approaching Santiago?

C) A herd of cows that seemed like bulls stampeding down the street made his dream of running with the bulls come true

A) It was just 45 miles before they arrive at their destination

B) They omelet breakfast shared with a couple from Australia made them slow down and enjoy the moment

D) He enjoyed every minute of the walk of his last 45 miles

What did Fr. Dave realize while he was having dinner in the town of Arzúa?

C) Having an “American” hamburger made him miss home.

A) They were running low on money and the expensive albergue was over their budget

B) He was in need of a bar of soap

D) He did not want to think of the end because it would just let him down.

The feeling Fr. Dave had the night before he reached the Camino was ________.

C) Energized and expectant, just like on graduation day.

A) Dull, he was physically exhausted that he could not feel anything.

B) Excited, it was like waiting for Santa on Christmas Eve.

D) Happy, relieved he made it to the end of the line.

E) Bittersweet that it was about to end.

Which of these were not mentioned by Fr. Dave when he shared his thrill in the completion of everything upon arriving in Santiago?

E) The thank-you to God for helping him finish the walk,

D) The thank-you to God for allowing him to be a priest

When did Fr. Dave and Fr. Joe arrive in the middle of the plaza facing the Cathedral?

B) 10:15 AM on the vigil of the Solemnity of the Body & Blood of Christ

D) 1:00 PM and they had missed the noon mass

E) It was never mentioned in the book

What best described the thurible in the Cathedral of Saint James?

C) It weighed over a hundred pounds

What is the story behind the giant thurible?

D) the pilgrims in the olden days were said to have carried so much stench that the incense was also there to cover up the smell

A) Incense carries the prayers of the delegation. With the many prayers the pilgrims bring with them, the incense needed to be strong

B) The size and weight represented the heart of the pilgrims who made it to the end

C) They wanted to make sure everyone at mass gets incensed but within a short period of time

E) The incense was meant to blown up a chimney behind the altar, it needed that much incense to allow the smoke to make it up the tall height of the cathedral chimney.

What was the prescribed ritual to pilgrims who enter the Cathedral of Saint James?

A) To come to the noontime mass on Sunday after they arrive

B) The pilgrim is place his/her head on Mateo’s statue

C) The pilgrim is to put his/her hand on the Tree of Jesse

D) The pilgrim was to embrace the statue of Saint James

What moment made Fr. Dave that he was longing for this all along the Camino?

E)His time at the Adoration Chapel

B) The incense during the mass at the Cathedral

C) The completion of the pilgrim rituals

D) Receiving the certificate of completion of the walk on the Camino

SCIENCE: What is the “theory of everything”?

D) That which would unit all four fundamental forces of nature (gravity, electromagnetism, strong nuclear forces and weak nuclear forces)

A) That everything that can happen will happen

B) That everything has its purpose and will fulfill its purpose

C) Everything is comprised of gravity, magnetism and nuclear forces

What was the Large Hadron Collider developed for?

C) to find the theoretical Higgs boson

A) To find a safe source for nuclear energy

Gell-Man developed a model to organize particles according to how they were affected by the four fundamental forces. What were the groups?

D) Fermions (comprised of quarks and leptons) and Bosons (which can either be a photon or gluon)

How did Edward Witten describe String Theory?

B) It is an attempt to give a deeper description of nature by thinking of an elementary particle not as a little point but as a little loop of vibrating string.

A) It was developed to explain the electromagnetism of particles in the Universe

C) It was described to explain the relationship of all four forces on Earth

Why is the amount of carbon dioxide lowest in the mid-afternoon?

C) The green plants are most active in their absorption of carbon dioxide at that time

A) The plants have already absorbed the carbon dioxide in the air by then

B) The sun helps with the absorption of carbon dioxide by plants in mid-afternoon

What did Stephen Hawking discover when he became interested in quantum mechanics and the behavior of gravity on a subatomic scale?

A) Radiation is emitted at the black hole’s event horizon

B) The black hole’s gravity is so strong that not even light can escape

C) The intense gravity of a rotating black hole would give rise to the production of virtual, subatomic particle-antiparticle pairs

D) On the event horizon, it is possible for one element of each pair to be pulled into the black hole, effectively boosting the survivor into a sustained existence as a real particle

What did James Lovelock discover as the necessary for live on Earth and eventually on Mars?

A) All life depends on water with a surface temperature of 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit.

B) Cells require a constant level of salinity between 3.4 and 5 percent.

C) Oxygen must be close to 20% but not reach 25%

SOCIAL STUDIES: Where did Ashley Bryan keep his sketch pad while he participated in the Invasion of Normandy?

D) in his Army Combat Uniform pants pocket

Why had the black leaders been fighting for the military to end segregation and increase opportunities for soldiers of color?

C) They wanted not only the “right to fight” but also wanted to be treated as equals alongside the white soldiers

A) They wanted to be recognized as true soldiers

B) They wanted to leadership positions

D) They wanted the end to persecution of people of color

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Authored by Candy Espiritu-Rivera

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1 min • 1 pt

FINE ARTS: Where are the copies of dePaola’s more than 270 titles and non-book art housed?

A) National Museum of Art in New York City

B) In his home in New London, New Hampshire

C) In an art gallery in New Mexico

D) In the University of Connecticut

E) In a fellow artist’s home in Louisiana, New Orleans

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which of these forms of art did dePaola NOT indulge in?

A) Dance

B) painting

C) drawing

D) Puppetry

E) Choral music

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What did dePaola say about the adding the “white bird” in his books?

A) It was his favorite animal

B) It was the symbol of the Holy Spirit

C) It was way of acknowledging the source of his talent

D) All of the above

E) Both (B) and C)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What published book turned the career of dePaola’s career as a writer and illustrator?

A) Sound

B) ANDY

C) Wheels

D) Strega Nona

E) 26 Fairmount Avenue

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What published book led dePaola into a new phase in his career?

A) The Legend of Old Belfana

B) ANDY

C) The Art Lesson

D) Strega Nona

E) 26 Fairmount Avenue

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What makes the character of Strega Nona so enduring?

A) The folkloric quality of the tales about her

B) The combination of silliness and warmhearted truthfulness

C) The child-friendly directness of delivery

D) The Italian aura of sun warmed colors and brisk lines that enliven the action of the story

E) All of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

In the Legend of the Bluebonnet, what is the meaning of the appearance of blue flowers on where the ashes fell after the morning rain in the hills?

A) That more rain will come

B) That her sacrificed doll is now one with the earth

C) That the Great Spirits have given forgiveness to the people of the land of Texas

D) That spring has sprung

E) none of the above

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