Exploring Chapters 15-20 of The Westing Game

What significant event occurs in Chapter 15 that impacts the characters' understanding of the Westing game?

• The characters receive a letter from Mr. Westing revealing the game's rules.

• The characters uncover a key clue that changes their perspective on the Westing game.

• A character is eliminated from the game, causing panic among the others.

• The characters find a hidden treasure that has no connection to the game.

How do the characters' alliances shift during Chapters 15-20?

• Alliances shift as characters reassess loyalties, leading to new collaborations and rivalries.

• Alliances are only discussed in the context of past events.

• Characters form alliances based solely on personal gain.

• Alliances remain unchanged throughout the chapters.

What clues are revealed in Chapter 16 that lead to new theories about the identity of Sam Westing?

• Sam Westing is a long-lost relative of the heirs.

• Sam Westing is a private investigator.

• Sam Westing may be disguised as one of the heirs.

• Sam Westing is a famous author.

Describe the role of the character Turtle Wexler in these chapters. What are her motivations?

• Turtle Wexler is a passive character who seeks to avoid conflict.

• Turtle Wexler is primarily motivated by a desire for wealth and power.

• Turtle Wexler plays a minor role with no significant motivations.

• Turtle Wexler is a determined and intelligent character motivated by a desire for recognition and justice.

In Chapter 17, what is the significance of the will's reading and how does it affect the participants?

• The will's reading reveals hidden truths and alters relationships among the participants.

• The will's reading confirms everyone's suspicions without any surprises.

• The will's reading has no impact on the participants' relationships.

• The will's reading is a mere formality with no significant revelations.

What themes of deception and trust are explored in Chapters 15-20?

• The exploration of trust is primarily through financial transactions and agreements.

• The themes of deception and trust are explored through character betrayals and the impact on relationships.

• Chapters 15-20 focus on the theme of honesty in communication between characters.

• The themes of loyalty and friendship are highlighted through character alliances.

How does the setting influence the events that unfold in these chapters?

• The setting significantly influences character actions and the progression of events.

• The setting only affects the dialogue between characters.

• The setting has no impact on character development.

• Events unfold independently of the setting.

What is the importance of the character Angela Wexler in the context of Chapters 15-20?

• Angela Wexler is important for illustrating themes of identity and familial pressure.

• Angela Wexler is a minor character with no significant impact.

• Angela Wexler's role is solely to provide comic relief.

• Angela Wexler represents the theme of financial success.

Identify a key piece of vocabulary introduced in these chapters and explain its relevance to the plot.

• loyalty

• friendship

• sacrifice

• betrayal

How do the events in Chapters 15-20 set the stage for the climax of the story?

• The events in Chapters 15-20 resolve all conflicts and lead to a happy ending.

• Chapters 15-20 introduce new characters that distract from the main plot.

• The events in Chapters 15-20 build tension and develop character motivations, setting the stage for the climax.

• The events in these chapters have no impact on the story's climax.