The School For Good and Evil final test

Who is the main villain that Sophie and Agatha encounter in the story?

• The School Master

• Hester

• Professor Dovey

• Tedros

What central theme is highlighted through the journeys of Sophie and Agatha?

• The impact of technology

• The influence of faith

• The quest for self-discovery

• The role of innovation

How does the novel challenge traditional fairy tale motif?

• By focusing solely on villains
• By showing that appearances do not define one's nature
• By focusing solely on the heroes
• By eliminating magic from the story

The conclusion of the story implies that the distinction between Good and Evil is

• Well-defined and unchanging

• Influenced entirely by chance

• Never significant

• Ambiguous and ever-evolving

What word best describes The School Master?

• devious

• confused

• kind

• mindful

All of the following words describe Sophie except

• beautiful

• honest

• manipulative

• villainous

Read the following sentences.

Nevers assaulted Chaddick with boos and fistfuls of gruel. Chaddick, blond furry arms folded to his barrel chest, drank all this in with a placid smile. Then he drew his bow and fired an arrow into the seats. It ricocheted off pews, grazing Nevers' ears and necks, boomeranged through walls and bled scorch marks red before each one moaned in chorus and went dead quiet. "Evers win" the wolf grinned.

Based on the context of the sentences and your understanding of the story, which of the following is the best definition for the word placid

• lively and energetic

• liable to changes of mood

• marked by excessive sensitivity

• calm and peaceful, not easily upset

Professor Dovey knew that Agatha was good ever since

• she first arrived at the school

• saved the gargoyle

• won the talent contest

• she passed all her tests

Which of the following is the best rationale for the claim that Tedros is confused?

• He is not very smart and gets turned around easily

• He does not speak clearly and therefore is often misunderstanding things

• He flits between Agatha and falling for Sophie's lies and is constantly going back and forth

• He is a dumb Prince

The line "Agatha jerked to escape, but the thorns pinned her to the ground like a lambto slaughter " is an example of

• metaphor

• personification

• allusion

• simile