Terrible Things

Who are the antagonists?

• The terrible things

• The rabbits

• The squirrels

• The porcupines

How are the terrible things characterized?

• They are fun, energetic monsters because the text says that they take animals on adventures.

• They are haunting, mysterious monsters because they take animals and no one knows why.

• They are benevolent monsters because they save the rabbits for last.

• They are unintelligent monsters because they have trouble identifying which animals have feathers.

What is the main conflict of the story?

• The forest animals do not get a long.

• The bunnies believe that they are superior to the other animals.

• The birds are very noisy.

• The terrible things are coming for the different animals and no one is standing up against them.

Who are the antagonists (aka villains)?

• The terrible things

• The rabbits

• The squirrels

• The porcupines

How are the Terrible Things characterized?

• They are fun, energetic monsters because the text says that they take animals on adventures.

• They are haunting, mysterious monsters because they take animals and no one knows why.

• They are benevolent monsters because they save the rabbits for last.

• They are unintelligent monsters because they have trouble identifying which animals have feathers.

What is the main conflict (problem) of the story?

• The forest animals do not get a long.

• The bunnies believe that they are superior to the other animals.

• The birds are very noisy.

• The terrible things are coming for the different animals and no one is standing up against them.

What is the Climax of the story?

• Terrible Things capture rabbit

• The rabbits win and Terrible Things do not win

• Terrible Things leave everyone alone.

What is the title?

• Terrible Things

• Terrible Things: An Allegory of the Holocaust

• An Allegory of the Holocaust

Who is the antagonist?

• Terrible Things

• The Porcupines

• The Big Rabbit

What is the theme of 'Terrible Things'?

• A) Courage and bravery

• B) Indifference and complicity

• C) Friendship and loyalty

• D) Love and sacrifice