Terrible Things

What is the main conflict of the story?

• The forest animals do not get a long.

• The bunnies believe that they are superior to the other animals.

• The birds are very noisy.

• The terrible things are coming for the different animals and no one is standing up against them.

In "Terrible Things," which group of animals is the first to disappear?

• The birds

• The fish

• The rabbits

• The squirrels

What is the main theme of 'Terrible Things'?

• A) Courage and bravery

• B) Indifference and complicity

• C) Friendship and loyalty

• D) Love and sacrifice

In 'Terrible Things,' what is the significance of the clearing in the forest?

• A) It is a place where animals gather to play.

• B) It symbolizes safety and community.

• C) It represents the unknown and danger.

• D) It is where the Terrible Things first appear.

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Terrible Things'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Allegory

• D) Hyperbole

What lesson can be learned from 'Terrible Things'?

• A) Always trust strangers.

• B) Stand up against injustice.

• C) Animals should live in harmony.

• D) Fear is a natural response.

In 'Terrible Things,' how do the animals react to the disappearance of their friends?

• A) They immediately search for them.

• B) They pretend nothing happened.

• C) They blame each other.

• D) They leave the forest.

What is the role of the character Little Rabbit in 'Terrible Things'?

• A) He is the leader of the animals.

• B) He questions the actions of the Terrible Things.

• C) He helps the Terrible Things.

• D) He is indifferent to the events.

Which group of animals is the last to be taken by the Terrible Things?

• A) The birds

• B) The squirrels

• C) The frogs

• D) The rabbits

What does the story 'Terrible Things' allegorically represent?

• A) Natural disasters

• B) Historical events of persecution

• C) Animal extinction

• D) Environmental changes