Rump Liesl Shurtliff - Chapter 21 Quiz

What is the main event that takes place in chapter 21?

• The main event in chapter 21 is a cooking competition

• The main event in chapter 21 is a picnic in the woods

• The main event in chapter 21 is the confrontation between Rump and the miller's daughter.

• The main event in chapter 21 is a visit to the library

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Who is the primary antagonist in chapter 21?

• Prince Charming

• Good Witch

• Evil Queen

• Fairy Godmother

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What is the significance of the setting in chapter 21?

• To add humor to the story

• To introduce a new character

• To create a specific atmosphere or mood, to advance the plot, or to develop the characters

• To provide historical background

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How does the protagonist's character develop in chapter 21?

• Kindness and generosity

• Confusion and apathy

• Fear and laziness

• Courage and determination

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What is the major conflict in chapter 21?

• Confrontation between the main character and the antagonist

• A romantic date between two characters

• A surprise party for the main character

• A peaceful resolution between the main character and the antagonist

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What is the resolution of the conflict in chapter 21?

• The villain escapes and the truth remains hidden

• The conflict is resolved by the arrival of a magical creature

• Rump discovers the truth about his mother's disappearance and confronts the villain, revealing the truth to the villagers.

• Rump decides to leave the village and never return

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What role do secondary characters play in chapter 21?

• Introduce new conflicts

• Support and advance the plot

• Provide comic relief

• Create unnecessary complications

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What are the key themes explored in chapter 21?

• Fear and cowardice

• Happiness and contentment

• The key themes explored in chapter 21 are friendship and bravery.

• Love and betrayal

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How does the author use language to create atmosphere in chapter 21?

• The author uses no language at all

• The author uses technical jargon and complex language

• The author uses descriptive language, sensory details, and vivid imagery

• The author uses simple and plain language

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What are the key takeaways from chapter 21?

• The key takeaways from chapter 21 are the importance of rivalry, the power of revenge, and the theme of betrayal.

• The key takeaways from chapter 21 are the value of selfishness, the power of hatred, and the theme of destruction.

• The key takeaways from chapter 21 are the importance of friendship, the power of forgiveness, and the theme of redemption.

• The key takeaways from chapter 21 are the significance of solitude, the power of holding grudges, and the theme of punishment.

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