Exploring Matilda Chapter 18

What significant event occurs in Matilda Chapter 18?

• Miss Trunchbull awards Matilda a scholarship.

• Matilda discovers a hidden talent for singing.

• Matilda befriends a new student in class.

• Matilda uses her telekinetic powers to frighten Miss Trunchbull.

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How does Matilda's relationship with Miss Honey develop in this chapter?

• Matilda feels intimidated by Miss Honey's teaching style.

• Miss Honey disapproves of Matilda's intelligence and creativity.

• Matilda and Miss Honey develop a close, supportive relationship based on mutual respect and a shared love of learning.

• Matilda and Miss Honey have a distant relationship with little interaction.

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What challenges does Matilda face in Chapter 18?

• Matilda faces oppression from Miss Trunchbull and neglect from her parents.

• Matilda enjoys a happy and supportive home life.

• Matilda is celebrated for her talents by Miss Trunchbull.

• Matilda excels in her studies and receives praise from her parents.

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Describe the role of the Trunchbull in this chapter.

• The Trunchbull serves as a supportive mentor to the students.

• The Trunchbull promotes kindness and understanding among the children.

• The Trunchbull is a minor character with no significant impact.

• The Trunchbull acts as the oppressive antagonist, highlighting themes of authority and cruelty.

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What key themes are highlighted in Matilda Chapter 18?

• Adventure, mystery, and fantasy.

• Education, intelligence, and the struggle against oppression.

• Friendship, loyalty, and teamwork.

• Wealth, power, and fame.

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How does Matilda demonstrate her intelligence in this chapter?

• Matilda demonstrates her intelligence by memorizing facts and figures.

• Matilda demonstrates her intelligence by solving math problems quickly.

• Matilda shows her intelligence through her advanced reading skills and problem-solving abilities.

• Matilda shows her intelligence through her artistic skills and creativity.

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What emotions does Matilda experience throughout Chapter 18?

• Joy, excitement, empowerment, tension, and fear.

• Anger, jealousy, frustration, indifference, and surprise.

• Nostalgia, contentment, anxiety, pride, and shame.

• Sadness, confusion, apathy, boredom, and relief.

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How does Miss Honey react to Matilda's actions in this chapter?

• Miss Honey reacts positively, showing support and admiration for Matilda's abilities.

• Miss Honey scolds Matilda for her behavior.

• Miss Honey ignores Matilda's actions completely.

• Miss Honey feels threatened by Matilda's abilities.

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What literary devices are used in Chapter 18 to convey the story?

• Metaphor, alliteration, and hyperbole.

• Dialogue, tone, and character development.

• Imagery, symbolism, and foreshadowing.

• Personification, irony, and satire.

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What is the overall message or moral presented in Matilda Chapter 18?

• The moral is that courage and intelligence can overcome injustice.

• Bravery is not important in facing challenges.

• Intelligence alone is enough to succeed.

• Injustice is always rewarded in the end.

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