The Landlady by Roald Dahl

Why did Billy Weaver decide to walk to The Bell and Dragon?

• He wanted to explore the town.

• He was trying to save money.

• He was following a recommendation.

• He was lost and looking for directions.

Describe the setting and atmosphere as Billy Weaver walked down the street.

• It was a bright and cheerful day with bustling streets.

• The street was dark and eerie, with a sense of foreboding.

• The street was quiet and peaceful, with a gentle breeze.

• It was a rainy day with people hurrying along the street.

What did Billy notice in the downstairs window that caught his attention?

• A cat sitting on the ledge

• A strange shadow

• A colorful bird

• A flickering light

How did Billy feel about staying in a boarding-house?

• He was excited and eager.

• He felt nervous and uneasy.

• He was indifferent.

• He was angry and frustrated.

What was the sign that caught Billy's attention?

How much did the room cost per night, including breakfast?

• $100

• $150

• $200

• $250

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Why did Billy decide to stay at the Bed and Breakfast?

• It was the only place available.

• The price was very affordable.

• He was charmed by the cozy atmosphere.

• He had a recommendation from a friend.

What did the landlady put between the sheets to air them out?

• A hot water bottle

• A lavender sachet

• A heating pad

• A newspaper

Billy thought the landlady had probably lost someone. Who was it?

• Her husband

• Her son

• Her pet

• Her friend

Why did the names Christopher Mulholland and Gregory W. Temple sound familiar to Billy?

• They were famous authors.

• They were names in a newspaper article.

• They were his childhood friends.

• They were characters in a book he read.