The Monkey's Paw Quiz Saver

Who was the visitor that arrived at Laburnam Villa?

• Sergeant-Major Morris

• Mr. White's friend

• A postman

• A tailor

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What did the sergeant-major warn about making wishes?

• They would come true

• They would bring happiness

• They would have consequences

• They would be granted

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What did the old woman want to wish for?

• To be rich

• To be young

• To have her son alive

• To have her husband alive

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What happened when the old man made his third wish?

• The knocking stopped

• The door opened

• The talisman disappeared

• The street became quiet

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What spell was put on the monkey's paw?

• anyone who makes a wish will be rich

• three different men could each have three wishes

• the first wish will always include money

• the person who wishes will be immortal

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_____ ruled peoples lives

• Fate

• Fear

• Death

• Money

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

• That his wife stops crying

• Death

• That his son goes away

• To get rid of the monkey's paw

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What detail foreshadows, or hints, that Morris's story about the monkey's paw may be true?

• Mr. White feels the paw move.

• Herbert beats Mr. White at chess.

• Morris tells stories about his life in India.

• Mr. White says he has all he really wants.

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You can tell that Sergeant-Major Morris thinks that the monkey's paw is dangerous because he

• arrives at the Whites' house during a storm.

• says the paw can grant three wishes.

• describes the paw as "dried to a mummy."

• throws the paw onto the fire.

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Mr. White refuses to help his wife open the door because he is

• angry that she awakened him.

• afraid that his second wish has come true.

• weakened by his grief.

• concerned that the house will be too cold.

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