What is the main conflict in the plot of Coraline?

• The conflict between Coraline and her cat

• The conflict between Coraline and her neighbors

• The conflict between Coraline and her school teacher

• The battle between Coraline and the Other Mother

Describe the personality traits of Coraline and how they influence her actions.

• Coraline is curious, brave, and independent, which leads her to explore the mysterious world behind the secret door and confront the Other Mother.

• Coraline is lazy, fearful, and dependent, which leads her to avoid exploring the mysterious world behind the secret door and run away from the Other Mother.

• Coraline is forgetful, timid, and clingy, which leads her to forget about the secret door and stay away from the Other Mother.

• Coraline is reckless, weak, and submissive, which leads her to take unnecessary risks in exploring the mysterious world behind the secret door and obey the Other Mother.

How does the character of the Other Mother contribute to the overall theme of the story?

• Represents the dangers of false promises and the importance of being cautious and discerning

• Highlights the beauty of second chances and the value of forgiveness

• Symbolizes the power of positive thinking and the benefits of taking risks

• Represents the joys of true friendship and the importance of trust

How does the setting of the button-eyed characters contribute to the eerie atmosphere of Coraline?

• They make the characters look cute and friendly

• They create a sense of uncanny and unsettling appearance.

• They make the characters look normal and relatable

• They have no effect on the atmosphere

What is the main theme explored in Coraline and how is it depicted throughout the story?

• Fear and terror

• Love and romance

• Happiness and joy

• Bravery and courage

Coraline enters the other world through —

• a door in the drawing room
• a closet with a mirror on the door
• a trapdoor in her bedroom floor
• a broom closet at the end of the hall

Who helps Coraline the most in her battle against the other mother?

• her parents
• the ghost children
• the black cat
• Miss Forcible and Miss Spink

Coraline tells a story about her father returning to a “wasteland” to get his glasses because she wants to —

• convince the cat that her parents are worth saving
• remind herself of the meaning of courage
• recall one of her happiest memories with her father
• give herself hope for finding lost things

According to their deal, the other mother must let Coraline go if Coraline finds —

• the passageway connecting the two worlds
• a magic stone with a hole in the middle
• the long black key to unlock the door
• three children’s souls and her parents

Which sentence does not belong? (A) Coraline went into the drawing room. (B) Her other father had told Coraline to be silent. (C) Everything looked and smelled the same as the drawing room back home. (D) Then Coraline spotted something that was different – a snow globe. (E) Coraline picked up the snow globe and shook it. Two little people were inside. The snow went flying around the people. Coraline set the snow globe down as the white snow that was glittered tumbled through the water.

• A
• B
• C
• D