Chapter 20 The War That Saved My Life

What was Ada's reaction when he received an invitation for tea?

• She was excited and looked forward to it.

• She was indifferent and did not care much.

• She could not read the invitation himself.

• She refused to go

Why did the character feel angry during the conversation with Miss Smith?

• Because Miss Smith laughed at her.

• Because she couldn't read the invitation.

• Because Miss Smith refused to help her.

• Because the invitation was not polite.

What does Miss Smith suggest the character should consider Stephen as?

• An enemy.

• A friend.

• A mentor.

• A relative.

How did the character feel about counting Stephen as a friend compared to Maggie?

• More confident with Stephen.

• Equally friendly with both.

• Less inclined to consider Stephen a friend.

• Preferred Stephen over Maggie.

What reason did Miss Smith give for inviting the narrator for tea?

• To discuss school work

• To enjoy the afternoon together

• To be around someone their own age

• To introduce them to someone

How did the narrator feel about going to tea on October seventh?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Scared

• Angry

What did Miss Smith do on the day it rained and they couldn't go out?

• She read a book

• She sewed dressing gowns

• She cooked a meal

• She cleaned the house

What activity did Jamie engage in on the rainy day?

• Playing with toy planes

• Cutting out pictures and flying them around

• Drawing

• Watching television

What kept the house warm?

• A gas heater

• A wood stove

• A coal fire

• Electric heaters

What did Miss Smith say about using her umbrella?

• We'd have used my big umbrella, and you could have gone.

• We'd have used my big umbrella, but it's too late now.

• We'd have used my big umbrella, Miss Smith said. You still could have gone.

• We'd have used my big umbrella, but it's broken.