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One of the characters that helps Mary in the story is not human. What is this character?

• a bird

• a vine

• a statue

• a fountain

How does the introduction help the reader understand the story?

• It explains why the gardener is Mary’s best friend.

• It presents the problem that Mary is trying to solve.

• It establishes that Mary feels out of place in her new home.

• It compares Mary’s life in another country with her life now.

Who is NOT a main character in the story?

• Mary's parents

• the gardener, Ben Weatherstaff

• Robin

• Mary Lennox

The story takes place both inside and outside the secret garden. How do these two settings compare?

• The garden is mysterious. The outside is familiar.

• The garden is dangerous. The outside is safe

• The garden is bright. The outside is dreary.

• The garden is warm. The outside is cold.

True or false: Ben Weatherstaff leads Mary to the key.

• True

• False

True or False: Mary's uncle lives in a castle.

• True

• False

How did Mary find the door to the secret garden?

• The robin blew open the door.

• Ben, the gardener, showed her the way.

• A wind suddenly blew the leaves and vines that were hiding the door.

• The robin sang a song that made the leaves and vines show the door.

It's been _____ years since someone has been in the secret garden.

True or False: Mary has found a place all her own and wants the garden to grow.

• True

• False

I was _______ when my mom started screaming.

• densely

• awakening

• tendrils