Boxcar Children

When Mr. Alden said the surprise was ready, the children saw that?

• He had bought new dishes and beds for the boxcar.

• He had built four tiny models of the boxcar.

• Workers had repaired the holes in the boxcar's roof.

• The boxcar had been moved to one of his gardens.

a section of the train with sliding doors and a roof used for carrying goods

• boxcar

• brook

• admired

• hem

Why did the children leave the baker's wife?

• The baker yelled at them and hit them.

• They decided they should go to Greenfield to find Mr. Alden.

• She took their money and spent it on herself.

• She was going to put Benny in the Children's Home.

When the children found the boxcar, they used it to ---.

• get out of the rain.

• get out of the hot sun.

• get away from the bear.

• hide from the baker.

Who found the treasure in the dump first?

• Violet

• Watch

• Henry

• Benny

Why did Henry bring Dr. Moore to the boxcar?

• Jessie burned herself while cooking potatoes.

• He wanted the doctor to know all the children were safe.

• Benny cut himself with the scissors.

• Violet was very sick.

What was Mr. Alden's surprise for the children?

• Watch could stay at his house with them.

• He bought new dishes and beds for the boxcar.

• The boxcar was moved to his garden.

• They were going to have a picnic in the boxcar.

What were the Alden children planning at the beginning of the story?

• To find the missing necklace.

• To have a surprise birthday party for grandfather.

• To go on vacation to Aunt Jane's

• Go to the store to buy bread.

What is the primary setting of 'The Boxcar Children'?

• A) A bustling city

• B) A deserted island

• C) An abandoned boxcar

• D) A mountain cabin

Which of the following best describes the theme of 'The Boxcar Children'?

• A) The importance of wealth

• B) The value of family and resourcefulness

• C) The pursuit of adventure

• D) The struggle for power