Miss Peregrine

Which peculiar children did Jacob meet first?

• Hugh and Enoch

• Emma and Bronwyn

• Millard and Fiona

• Emma and Millard

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

What was Miss Peregrine?

• a Hollowgast

• An Ymbryne

• A fairy

• A Poltergeist

Summarize the text from "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" by Ransom Riggs. The narrator is -

• Worried about his grandfather, that something terrible has happened.

• Looking for his grandfather in the woods. Following his intuition and uneasy feelings, he finally finds him.

• Tracking his grandfather through the woods to practice his skills.

• Searching for his grandfather. He picked up a flashlight, went into the woods, and tromped into the underbrush.

How does the author develop the point of view of the children in Miss Peregrine's care?

• The author emphasizes the children's protectiveness toward Miss Peregrine, which shows that they are anxious about her well-being.

• The author describes the children's sneaky movements around Ms. Peregrine, which show that they enjoy surprising her.

• The author highlights that the children disagree with Miss Peregrine, which shows that they doubt her abilities.

• The author reveals the children's responses to Miss Peregrine, which show that they are obedient to her.

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.

Who is Miss Peregrine and what is her role in the story?

• Miss Peregrine is a villain in the story.

• Miss Peregrine is a student at the home for peculiar children.

• Miss Peregrine is the headmistress of the home for peculiar children.

• Miss Peregrine is a ghost haunting the home for peculiar children.

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.

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.