Button Button Quiz

What theme best fits "Button, Button"?

• Actions have unexpected consequences.

• Love conquers all.

• Trust is easily broken.

• Technology controls humanity.

In the story "Button, Button," which of the following words exemplifies the use of onomatopoeia to enhance the reader's experience?

• Ring

• Whisper

• Push

• Shove

In the story 'Button, Button,' what is the primary moral dilemma faced by the characters?

• A) Choosing between wealth and morality

• B) Deciding whether to trust a stranger

• C) Balancing work and family life

• D) Understanding the value of friendship

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Button, Button' to create suspense?

• A) Foreshadowing

• B) Metaphor

• C) Simile

• D) Alliteration

In 'Button, Button,' what does the button symbolize?

• A) Power and control

• B) Love and affection

• C) Fear and anxiety

• D) Wealth and greed

What is the main conflict in 'Button, Button'?

• A) Man vs. Society

• B) Man vs. Self

• C) Man vs. Man

• D) Man vs. Nature

How does the author of 'Button, Button' use irony to enhance the story?

• A) By making the outcome predictable

• B) By contrasting expectations with reality

• C) By using humorous language

• D) By creating a happy ending

Which character trait best describes the protagonist in 'Button, Button'?

• A) Compassionate

• B) Greedy

• C) Trustworthy

• D) Naive

What is the setting of 'Button, Button'?

• A) A futuristic city

• B) A suburban home

• C) A bustling marketplace

• D) A remote village

In 'Button, Button,' how does the author build tension throughout the story?

• A) By using short, choppy sentences

• B) By introducing multiple characters

• C) By gradually revealing information

• D) By focusing on detailed descriptions