The monkey's paw (first part)-Richmond RLP- IREAD

1. 1. What were Mr. White and Herbert doing in the living room of Laburnum Villa?

• They were playing cards.

• They were playing chess.

• They were reading a book.

2. 2. How did Mr. White try to distract Herbert during their chess game?

• By talking about the cold weather outside.

• By discussing his past mistakes in chess.

• By commenting on the wind and making a serious mistake

3. 3. What was the condition of the path and road near Laburnum Villa, according to Mr. White?

• The path was a river and the road was a bog.

• The path was a bog and the road was a river.

• Both the path and the road were well-maintained.

4. 4. What was Mrs. White doing while Mr. White and Herbert played chess?

• Preparing dinner.

• Knitting by the fire.

• Reading a novel.

5. 5. Who arrived at Laburnum Villa and how was he described?

• A thin, pale man with large eyes.

• A tall, well-built man with small, bright eyes and a red face.

• A short, elderly man with a long beard.

6. 6. What did the Sergeant Major Morris do with the monkey's paw?

• He threw it into the river.

• He put it in his pocket.

• He threw it on the fire, but Mr. White retrieved it

7. 7. How did Sergeant Major Morris say one should use the monkey's paw?

• By placing it on the table and making wishes quietly.

• By holding it up in the right hand and wishing aloud.

• By hiding it under a pillow and thinking about wishes.

8. 8. What was the third wish made by the first man who used the monkey's paw?

• For great wealth.

• For a long life.

• For death

1. 9. What did Mr. White wish for after the Sergeant Major Morris left?

• For four pairs of hands.

• For two hundred pounds.

• For a new house.

10. 10. What happened to the monkey's paw after Mr. White made his wish?

• It vanished immediately.

• It twisted in Mr. White’s hand like a snake.

• It was found in a different room