Hugo Cabret

Who is the author of Hugo Cabret?

• Lois Lowry

• JK Rowling

• Brian Selznick

• Dr. Seuss

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What did Hugo's father do as a profession?

• He was a magician.

• He was a Station Inspector.

• He was a clockmaker.

• He was a movie-maker.

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This character catches Hugo and puts him in cage like an animal.

• Papa Georges

• The bookstore owner.

• The Station Inspector.

• Mama Jeanne

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When Hugo follows the old man home, what does he walk through to get to his house?

• a graveyard

• a grocery store

• an apartment complex by the river

• another train station

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What does Hugo learn about family and connections by the end of the book?

• Family is not important in achieving one's dreams.

• Connections can only be formed with blood relatives.

• Family can be formed from bonds with non-relatives and is crucial for personal growth.

• Isolation is better for personal development.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What role does the automaton play in the plot of the story?

• It serves as the main antagonist.

• It is a minor detail and does not affect the plot.

• It is central to Hugo's quest and connects him to his father and Georges Méliès.

• It provides comic relief in a tense storyline.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Analyze how Hugo's character develops from the beginning to the end of the book.

• Hugo starts and ends the book as a timid and fearful boy.

• Hugo begins as a resourceful but lonely boy and grows into a more connected and empathetic character.

• Hugo's character does not evolve; he remains static throughout the story.

• Hugo becomes more isolated and less trusting by the end of the book.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

How does the author use the structure of the book, including images and text, to enhance the story?

• The images are unrelated to the text and confuse the reader.

• The text alone tells the complete story; images are merely decorative.

• The combination of images and text deepens the understanding of the story and characters.

• The images contradict the text, creating a sense of mystery.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

How does Hugo's relationship with Isabelle help him in the story?

• She teaches him how to read

• She provides him with food and shelter

• She helps him access the library

• She assists him in solving the mystery of the automaton

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

What is the significance of the film history incorporated into the story?

• It serves as a filler to lengthen the book.

• It provides a background for Hugo's love of cinema.

• It educates the reader about the early days of cinema, linking it to the theme of innovation and creativity.

• It is irrelevant to the main plot and could be removed without affecting the story.

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