Exploring Roald Dahl's Boy

What is the main theme of 'Boy' by Roald Dahl?

• The theme of friendship and loyalty.

• The theme of childhood experiences and adventures.

• The theme of family dynamics and relationships.

• The theme of overcoming adversity and challenges.

How does Roald Dahl describe his childhood in the book?

• constant travel and adventure, with no time for family.

• unhappy childhood with no positive experiences.

• focused on his academic achievements and nothing else.

• blend of happiness and challenges, shaped by family and school experiences.

How does Dahl's experience at school shape his character?

• school experiences made him indifferent to others' struggles.

• time at school had no impact on his later life.

• experiences at school led him to become a strict disciplinarian.

• school experiences helped him overcome challenges with humor.

What is the significance of the title 'Boy'?

• highlights the themes of youth and the journey of growing up.

• emphasizes the importance of friendship.

• suggests a focus on adventure and exploration.

• refers to a specific character in the story.

Can you name one of the schools Dahl attended?

• Asian Hope International School

• Cambridge School

• Llandaff Cathedral School

• Harvard High School

What are some of the challenges Dahl faced during his childhood?

• Winning a scholarship to a prestigious school

• Strict boarding school discipline

• Excelling in sports and academics

• Having a supportive family environment

What kind of writing is this book?

• Biography

• Autobiography

What prank did Roald and his friends play on the sweet-shop owner, Mrs. Pratchett?

• Stole her sweets

• Put a mouse in a candy jar

• Smashed the shop window

• Switched price labels

Roald Dahl hated all of his school experiences.

• True

• False

Roald Dahl's father had an accident when he was a boy. What was the result?

• He lost his left arm.

• He lost his right thumb.

• He walked with a limp.

• He broke his back.