Exploring Matilda Chapter 20

What significant event occurs in Matilda Chapter 20?

• Matilda uses her telekinetic powers to write a message on the blackboard.

• Matilda performs a magic trick for her classmates.

• Matilda discovers a hidden library in her school.

• Matilda receives a letter from her parents.

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

• Miss Honey becomes a strict authority figure in Matilda's life.

• Matilda's relationship with Miss Honey evolves from student-teacher to a close friendship based on mutual respect and support.

• Matilda and Miss Honey remain distant throughout the chapter.

• Matilda's relationship with Miss Honey deteriorates into conflict.

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What key themes are highlighted in Chapter 20 of Matilda?

• The power of intelligence, standing up against oppression, and the bond between Matilda and Miss Honey.

• The importance of physical strength

• The role of magic in everyday life

• The significance of family wealth

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Describe the role of the Trunchbull in this chapter.

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

• The Trunchbull promotes kindness and understanding among the children.

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

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

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What actions does Matilda take to demonstrate her intelligence?

• Matilda ignores her studies

• Matilda follows all adult instructions

• Matilda plays sports competitively

• Matilda reads advanced books, uses telekinesis, and outsmarts adults.

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How does the setting influence the events of Chapter 20?

• The setting has no impact on the characters' actions.

• The setting influences the events by reflecting characters' emotions and impacting their decisions.

• The events are solely driven by the plot, ignoring the setting.

• The setting only serves as a backdrop without any emotional significance.

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What emotions does Matilda experience throughout this chapter?

• anger, boredom, isolation

• Frustration, joy, empowerment

• fear, surprise, indifference

• sadness, confusion, apathy

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Identify a pivotal moment in Chapter 20 that impacts the plot.

• The protagonist's encounter with a new ally.

• A significant battle takes place.

• The protagonist's discovery of their hidden past.

• The antagonist's plan is revealed.

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How does Roald Dahl use humor in this chapter?

• Roald Dahl employs humor by using complex vocabulary and lengthy descriptions.

• Roald Dahl avoids humor and focuses on dark elements.

• Roald Dahl uses humor through serious themes and moral lessons.

• Roald Dahl uses humor through exaggerated characters, absurd situations, and witty dialogue.

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What lesson can be learned from Matilda's experiences in Chapter 20?

• Following others blindly without thinking for oneself.

• Relying solely on luck to succeed in difficult situations.

• The importance of using one's intelligence and courage to confront and overcome challenges.

• Avoiding challenges to maintain comfort and safety.

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