The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Chap. 1

What type of toy is Edward Tulane?

• A plush bear

• A china rabbit

• A wooden soldier

• A porcelain doll

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How does Edward feel about himself at the beginning of the story?

• Insecure and anxious

• Proud and vain

• Sad and lonely

• Joyful and excited

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What event starts Edward's journey?

• He is lost at sea.

• He is given away as a gift.

• He is stolen by a thief.

• He falls out of a window.

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Who is the original owner of Edward Tulane?

• Abilene

• Sarah Ruth

• Bull

• Pellegrina

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What theme is evident when Edward is separated from his original owner?

• The importance of family

• The journey to self-discovery

• The impact of technology on society

• The struggle between good and evil

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Based on Chapter 1, what prediction can be made about Edward's character development?

• He will remain vain and self-centered.

• He will learn the importance of humility.

• He will become more isolated.

• He will return to his original owner unchanged.

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What conclusion can be drawn about Edward's relationship with Abilene?

• It is distant and formal.

• It is caring but misunderstood.

• It is deep and affectionate.

• It is nonexistent.

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How does Edward's view of himself change after he is lost at sea?

• He becomes more arrogant.

• He does not change at all.

• He becomes more appreciative of others.

• It is not clear from Chapter 1.

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What is the significance of Edward being made of china?

• It symbolizes his fragility and vulnerability.

• It shows his superiority over other toys.

• It represents his cold and unfeeling nature.

• It has no significance.

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What can be inferred about Pellegrina's role in Edward's life?

• She is his protector.

• She is indifferent to him.

• She challenges him to grow.

• She is his main antagonist.

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