An Indian in the Cupboard: Chapter 14 and 15

What is the key event that takes place in Chapter 14 of 'An Indian in the Cupboard'?

• Boone and Little Bear are sent to the future

• Boone and Little Bear are brought back to their original time periods.

• Boone and Little Bear switch bodies

• Boone and Little Bear are lost in time

How does the main character's development unfold in Chapter 15?

• The main character's development in Chapter 15 is stagnant and uneventful.

• The main character's development in Chapter 15 is characterized by overcoming challenges and personal growth.

• The main character's development in Chapter 15 is overshadowed by other minor characters.

• The main character's development in Chapter 15 regresses and becomes less interesting.

How is the conflict resolved in Chapter 14 of the book?

• Physical altercation

• Seeking revenge

• Open communication and compromise

• Ignoring the issue

Describe the setting in Chapter 15 of the story.

• The setting in Chapter 15 is a futuristic space station orbiting Earth.

• The setting in Chapter 15 is a deserted island with palm trees and sandy beaches.

• The setting in Chapter 15 is a bustling city with skyscrapers and modern architecture.

• The setting in Chapter 15 is a picturesque mountain village with cobblestone streets and colorful houses.

What plot twists occur in Chapter 15 of 'An Indian in the Cupboard'?

• A spaceship lands in the backyard

• The protagonist finds a magic lamp

• The key to the cupboard goes missing.

• The story shifts to a different time period

Who is the main character in Chapter 14 and how do they change throughout the chapter?

• Samantha

• John

• Michael

• Jane

What role does the cupboard play in resolving conflicts in Chapter 14?

• The cupboard is a portal to another dimension where conflicts are resolved

• The cupboard provides a private space for characters to discuss and resolve conflicts.

• The cupboard contains magical items that resolve conflicts instantly

• The cupboard is used as a hiding spot during conflicts

Explain the significance of the Indian figurine in Chapter 15.

• The Indian figurine represents the protagonist's cultural heritage and identity.

• The Indian figurine symbolizes the protagonist's fear of change.

• The Indian figurine is a representation of the antagonist's past trauma.

• The Indian figurine signifies the protagonist's love for gardening.

How does the author create suspense in the setting described in Chapter 15?

• By using bright and cheerful imagery, creating a sense of calm

• By using dark and ominous imagery, hinting at an impending danger, and leaving certain details ambiguous.

• By explicitly stating all details, leaving nothing to the imagination

• By introducing comedic relief, lightening the mood

Discuss the impact of the plot twists on the overall story in Chapter 15.

• The plot twists in Chapter 15 are irrelevant and add unnecessary complexity

• The plot twists in Chapter 15 confuse the readers and disrupt the flow

• The impact of the plot twists in Chapter 15 is crucial for the overall story development.

• The plot twists in Chapter 15 have no impact on the story