Coraline Chapters 2 - 3

In Chapter 2, where does Coraline first discover the small, locked door that leads to the other world?

• In the basement

• In the attic

• Behind a wallpapered door in the drawing room

• In the garden shed

Who are the two eccentric actresses that Coraline meets in the building?

• Miss Spink and Miss Forcible

• Miss Jones and Miss Smith

• Miss Brown and Miss White

• Miss Johnson and Miss Davis

What interesting occupation do Miss Spink and Miss Forcible have?

• They are doctors

• They are writers of cookbooks

• They are retired circus performers

• They are schoolteachers

Describe the character of the old man who lives upstairs in Coraline's new building.

• He is grumpy and unfriendly

• He is cheerful and always baking cookies

• He is mysterious and keeps talking about mice

• He is a magician with magical powers

What does Coraline's "Other Mother" offer her as a meal in the other world in Chapter 3?

• Spaghetti and meatballs

• Roast turkey with all the trimmings

• Green beans and mashed potatoes

• Roasted chicken, fried potatoes, and tiny green peas.

What is the meaning of "trapdoor," as used in Chapter 3?

• A hidden exit

• A type of puzzle

• A magical gateway

• A hinged door set in the floor, often leading to a cellar or hidden space

What major event or discovery occurs in Chapter 2 that sets the stage for Coraline's adventure in the story?

• A) Coraline finds a hidden treasure in the house.

• B) Coraline encounters her new neighbors, Miss Spink and Miss Forcible.
  

• C) Coraline discovers a locked door in her home that leads to another world.
  

• D) Coraline meets her eccentric neighbor, Wyborne "Wybie" Lovat.

  
  

Chapter 3: The Other Mother - Summary Question

What does Coraline encounter when she first meets the Other Mother in Chapter 3 of "Coraline"?

• A) A hidden treasure chest with magical objects.
  

• B) A garden filled with colorful flowers and talking animals.
  

• C) A parallel universe that mirrors her own home.
  

• D) A woman who looks like her mother but has strange, unsettling features and offers her a perfect, idealized version of her life.

When Coraline's new neighbors, Miss Spink and Miss Forcible, entered their home, they "waddled." What does "waddled" mean in this context?

• A) They walked gracefully with long strides.
  

• B) They skipped cheerfully into the house.
  

• C) They moved in an awkward, side-to-side manner, like a duck.

• 1. D) They danced with elegance.

  
  

How is the word "peering" used in Chapter 2 when Coraline explores her new house?

• A) Coraline was walking confidently without looking around.
  

• B) Coraline was searching hurriedly for her missing toy.
  

• C) Coraline was glancing quickly at her surroundings with curiosity and caution, as if examining closely.
  

• 1. D) Coraline was moving gracefully and quietly through the rooms.