Miss Peregrine's Test

Who are the main characters in Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children?

• Jacob Portman, Miss Peregrine, and the peculiar children

• Jacob Portman, Miss Peregrine, and the strange children

• Jacob Portman, Miss Peregrine, and the ordinary children

• Jacob Portman, Miss Peregrine, and the normal children

What are the peculiar abilities of the children in Miss Peregrine's Home?

• The children in Miss Peregrine's Home have a variety of peculiar abilities.

• The children in Miss Peregrine's Home have the ability to turn invisible.

• The children in Miss Peregrine's Home have the ability to fly.

• The children in Miss Peregrine's Home have no peculiar abilities.

How does the setting of Miss Peregrine's Home contribute to the overall atmosphere of the story?

• The setting creates a feeling of warmth and comfort.

• The setting contributes to the overall humor of the story.

• The setting adds a sense of excitement and adventure.

• The setting creates a sense of mystery and isolation.

What does Jacob's dad warn him about before he goes out?

• To stay out as long as he wants

• To be back by dinner

• To avoid meeting the peculiar children

• To bring back some food for dinner

Why does Jacob apologize to his dad?

• For lying about meeting other kids on the island

• For not bringing back food for dinner

• For not staying out longer

• For not introducing his dad to the peculiar children

Based on the narrative style and content, predict how the theme of 'family' might evolve in the story.

• It will highlight conflicts and challenges within families.

• It will show the disintegration of familial relationships.

• It will emphasize the strength and importance of chosen families.

• It will ignore family themes in favor of adventure.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Why were the peculiar children on the island?

• They ran a circus

• Refuge from monsters in the outside world

• They were searching for something

• They didn't know how to leave the island

Why did Miss Peregrine hobble?

(pg 151: "As if one of her legs was shorter than the other.")

• Jacob saw that she had only one leg.

• Jacob saw that one leg was shorter than the other.

• Jacob thought her leg was shorter than the other.

• Jacob thought that one of her legs was injured.

Even though Jacob likes Cairnholm Island, why does he consider it a prison?

• He realized the peculiar children cannot leave without rapidly aging forward and dying.

• Miss Peregrine watches over the children so closely they never have any fun.

• The villagers have decided to keep Jacob on the island.

• He fell in love with the mainland.

Why does Grandpa Portman quit writing letters to Emma?

• He has a family now.

• He doesn't love her anymore.

• It would be disrespectful since she is engaged to Hugh.

• None of the above