Exploring The Westing Game: Chapters 1-4

Who is the main character introduced in Chapter 1?

• The main character is not mentioned in Chapter 1.

• The main character is introduced in Chapter 2.

• The main character is introduced in Chapter 1.

• The main character is a supporting character.

What is the setting of The Westing Game?

• A beach resort in Florida.

• A high school in California.

• Sunset Towers, a fictional apartment building.

• A small town in New England.

Which character is described as a 'young heiress'?

• Daisy Buchanan

• Gatsby Wilson

• Jordan Baker

• Tom Buchanan

What event brings the characters together in the story?

• A chance meeting on a train.

• A random encounter at a café.

• A shared event or experience.

• A family reunion.

How does the author introduce the concept of the Westing estate?

• The Westing estate is introduced as a mysterious and grand setting central to the story.

• The Westing estate is portrayed as a rundown property with no significance.

• The Westing estate is described as a small, unremarkable house.

• The author introduces the Westing estate as a bustling city center.

What is the significance of the will mentioned in Chapter 4?

• The will signifies the impact of legacy and the unfolding of character relationships.

• The will serves as a plot device to introduce a new character.

• The will is a minor detail with no real impact on the story.

• The will represents a financial burden on the family.

Which character is known for their intelligence and analytical skills?

• Hercule Poirot

• Dr. John Watson

• Sherlock Holmes

• Miss Marple

What role does the character Turtle play in the early chapters?

• Turtle plays the role of an observant and intelligent character who drives the plot and reveals themes.

• Turtle is primarily a villain who complicates the plot.

• Turtle serves as a comic relief character throughout the chapters.

• Turtle is a minor character with no significant impact.

How do the characters react to the news of Sam Westing's death?

• They celebrate his life with a party.

• They ignore the news completely.

• The characters react with shock, curiosity, and intrigue.

• They express relief and happiness.

What themes are introduced in the first four chapters of the book?

• Identity, conflict, and the search for belonging.

• Friendship, betrayal, and redemption.

• Love, loss, and adventure.

• Power, ambition, and revenge.