Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

What do you call the monsters that eat peculiars?

• Strange

• Syndrigast

• Hollowgast

• Wights

What is an Ymbryne's power?

• Turn into a bird

• Create a loop

• See Hollowgasts

• Create loops and turn into a bird

Miss Peregrine's Wards

• Emma

• Jacob

• Radi

• Hugh

What is Jacob's peculiarity?

• He can see and later on learned to control Hollowgasts

• He is invisible

• He has bees living in his stomach

How does the author develop the point of view of the children in Miss Peregrine's care?

• The author emphasizes the children's protectiveness toward Miss Peregrine, which shows that they are anxious about her well-being.

• The author describes the children's sneaky movements around Ms. Peregrine, which show that they enjoy surprising her.

• The author highlights that the children disagree with Miss Peregrine, which shows that they doubt her abilities.

• The author reveals the children's responses to Miss Peregrine, which show that they are obedient to her.

Summarize the text from "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" by Ransom Riggs. The narrator is -

• Worried about his grandfather, that something terrible has happened.

• Looking for his grandfather in the woods. Following his intuition and uneasy feelings, he finally finds him.

• Tracking his grandfather through the woods to practice his skills.

• Searching for his grandfather. He picked up a flashlight, went into the woods, and tromped into the underbrush.

What is Hugh's peculiarity?

• Air

• He can bring inanimate objects to life

• He has bees living in his stomach

• Invisibility

Who is invisible?

• Millard

• Enoch

• Claire

• Jacob

What is the main setting of 'Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children'?

• A) A modern city

• B) A mysterious island

• C) A bustling metropolis

• D) A desert village

Who is the author of 'Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children'?

• A) J.K. Rowling

• B) Ransom Riggs

• C) Suzanne Collins

• D) Rick Riordan