The Great Treehouse Wars

How do the parents react to the treehouse war?

• They join the kids

• They ignore the kids

• They try to negotiate

• They call the police

What is a significant event that escalates the treehouse war?

• A storm damages the treehouse

• The parents set up a blockade

• A celebrity endorses the kids' cause

• The kids declare independence

What motivates the kids to stay in the treehouse?

• The desire for adventure

• The need to be heard

• The fun of breaking rules

• The love of nature

Who made a plan of action to save the treehouse?

• Spencer and Carl

• all the children within a mile radius

• Carl and his dad

• Carl and his friends

What did the plan to save the treehouse entail?

• putting up posters to convince the council to not hack it down

• children taking it in turns to stay in the treehouse overnight

• blocking the entrance to the treehouse

• taking down the sign and ignoring the warning

What did they need to show the council?

• that they didn't care about their sign

• that they were not going to win

• how much they care about the treehouse

• that the treehouse isn't dangerous

Why could Carl feel proud?

• he was staying over first

• he had given the tree a chance

• he had made a plan

What is the main theme of 'The Great Treehouse Wars'?

• Friendship and teamwork

• Adventure and exploration

• Conflict and resolution

• Independence and self-discovery

Which character is the leader of the treehouse group?

• Carl

• Spencer

• Winnie

• Emma

What literary device is predominantly used in 'The Great Treehouse Wars'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony