A Door in the Wall

What is the name of the main character in 'A Door in the Wall'?

• John

• Robin

• Alice

• Peter

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Why does the main character feel compelled to explore the door in the wall?

• Desire for adventure

• Boredom

• Curiosity and intrigue

• Fear of missing out

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Who is the main character of Door in the Wall?

• Henry

• Jeffrey

• Robin

• Luke

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What is the figurative meaning of the phrase, a door in the wall?

• With patience and perserverance, you can solve any problem.

• Laziness closes doors.

• Good things come to those who wait.

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What is the theme of "The Door in the Wall"?

• The importance of education

• The power of friendship

• That for every wall in our lives there is a door

• The glory of knighthood

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What was Robin supposed to do after receiving the letter from his father in "The Door in the Wall"?

• Go to school in London

• Travel to his mother's house

• Go to Sir Peter of Lindsey

• Become a knight in armor

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What does a "pilgrimage" mean as described in "The Door in the Wall"?

• A short trip for leisure

• A journey to a foreign country for trade

• A long meaningful journey for religious reasons

• An adventure to seek treasure

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Why did Robin believe he would never become a knight in "The Door in the Wall"?

• He was not of noble birth

• He did not have a horse

• He was unable to use his legs

• He did not want to become a knight

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What is the significance of the cross that Robin whittles in "The Door in the Wall"?

• It is a symbol of his faith

• It is a gift for his parents

• It is a tool for his journey

• It is a weapon for his defense

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What is the setting of the story "The Door in the Wall"?

• Modern-day England

• Medieval England

• Ancient Rome

• Victorian England

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