Character & Theme ch 6 & 7 Quiz

Why does Charlie first talk to the skull in chapters 6 and 7?

• To learn about its history

• To find a hidden treasure

• To impress friends

• To get help with a problem

What effect does the skull's truth-telling have on Charlie's friendships?

• It makes friendships stronger

• It leads to some arguments

• It doesn't change anything

• It makes the main character more liked

What is a major theme shown through Charlie's difficulties with the skull?

• The value of friends

• The problems with lying

• The difficulties of growing up

• The influence of magic

How does Charlie feel about the skull's powers in these chapters?

• Powerful and happy

• Worried and stressed

• Not bothered

• Excited and happy

Which trait best describes Charlie's response to the skull's challenges?

• Strong

• Innocent

• Smart

• Shy

What main idea is shown through the interactions between Charlie and the skull?

• Knowing more is better

• Truth has both good and bad sides

• Staying loyal is important

• Magic can fix problems

How does Charlie's opinion of the skull change by the end of these chapters?

• From scared to accepting

• From interested to scared

• From liking to disliking

• From not caring to relying on it

What does the skull's truth do to Charlie's view of himself?

• It makes him more self-aware

• It makes them doubt themselves

• It makes them more confident

• It doesn't change their view

What kind of mood does the skull create in these chapters?

• Mysterious and scary

• Funny and light

• Tense and exciting

• Inspiring and positive

What does Charlie learn about the skull by the end of chapter 7?

• That magic is needed for personal growth

• That being honest isn't always good

• That it's important to face the truth

• That being alone can be good