Watership Down Chapters 5-8 Quiz

What is the name of the main character in Watership Down?

• Hazel

• Peter

• Oliver

• Max

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How does the character of Hazel develop in chapters 5-8?

• Hazel becomes more lazy and irresponsible.

• Hazel becomes more selfish and uncaring.

• Hazel becomes more timid and fearful.

• Hazel shows more leadership and responsibility.

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What significant event occurs in chapter 6 of Watership Down?

• The significant event in chapter 6 is the encounter with a magical creature

• The significant event in chapter 6 is the encounter with a talking bird

• The significant event in chapter 6 is the encounter with a friendly rabbit

• The significant event in chapter 6 is the encounter with the farm dog.

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Describe the conflict that the rabbits face in chapter 7.

• The threat of a dog attack

• The threat of a bear attack

• The threat of a thunderstorm

• The threat of a flood

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How do the rabbits resolve the conflict in chapter 8?

• They decide to build a wall to separate the conflicting parties

• They hold a democratic meeting and decide to leave the warren.

• They challenge each other to a fight to the death

• They ask the humans for help in resolving the conflict

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Who is the antagonist in chapters 5-8 of Watership Down?

• Bigwig

• Hazel

• General Woundwort

• Fiver

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What role does Fiver play in the plot progression in chapters 5-8?

• Fiver is a background character with no significant role

• Fiver is a comic relief character providing humor in the chapters

• Fiver has visions and premonitions that guide the rabbits to safety and warn them of impending danger.

• Fiver is the main antagonist causing trouble for the other rabbits

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Explain the significance of the setting in chapter 5.

• To introduce a new character

• To create a specific atmosphere and mood for the events that unfold.

• To provide historical context

• To add unnecessary details

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How does the character of Bigwig change throughout chapters 5-8?

• Bigwig becomes more timid and avoids taking on any responsibilities.

• Bigwig becomes less intelligent and struggles to make decisions.

• Bigwig becomes more passive and lets others take control.

• Bigwig becomes more assertive and takes on a leadership role.

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What lesson can be learned from the conflict resolution in chapters 5-8?

• Never compromise, always stand your ground

• Violence is the only solution

• Ignoring the problem is the best approach

• Importance of communication, empathy, and compromise

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