The Secret of Hollow Manor

What did Elise notice about the painting of the lion in the passage 'The Secret of Hollow Manor'?

• It appeared lifelike and seemed to follow one's gaze

• It was dull and uninteresting

• It was painted in a traditional style

• It had vibrant colors

The significance of the journal handed to Elise by Mr. Whitmore in 'The Secret of Hollow Manor' is:

• It reveals a hidden family secret that is central to the mystery.

• It contains mundane diary entries with no real importance.

• It provides casual, decorative information about the manor.

• It details trivial daily events not connected to the plot.

The hidden passage that Elise discovered in 'The Secret of Hollow Manor' is:

• A narrow, dusty corridor behind an old bookcase.

• A brightly lit, modern tunnel.

• An ornate, secret room with a hidden door.

• A vast, underground chamber with elaborate carvings.

The letter that Elise found in the hidden chamber in 'The Secret of Hollow Manor' suggested that Eleanor was involved in mysterious circumstances.

• She was an innocent bystander.

• She was involved in mysterious circumstances.

• She was unaware of the secrets.

• The letter did not suggest anything.

How does the conflict contribute to the story?

• It drives Elise to uncover the truth about Eleanor, leading to her character growth.

• It prevents Elise from learning anything about her family’s past.

• It creates tension between Elise and her uncle, making her question his trustworthiness.

• It forces Elise to leave Hollow Manor before she can solve the mystery.

What theme is suggested by Eleanor’s story?

• The past should always remain buried.

• Courage means standing up for the truth, even when others doubt you.

• Some secrets are too dangerous to uncover.

• Family history is unimportant compared to the present.

How does the discovery of the hidden letters support this theme?

• The letters reveal that Eleanor fought against corruption despite the risks.

• The letters show that Eleanor was ashamed of her past.

• The letters prove that Elise’s family was once very wealthy.

• The letters explain how the manor was built.

How does Elise’s character change throughout the story?

• She starts unsure of herself but becomes determined to uncover the truth.

• She becomes angry at her uncle for keeping secrets from her.

• She grows more connected to her family’s history and legacy.

• She decides that solving mysteries is not worth the effort.

• She forgets about the journal and focuses on other things.

What details about the setting contribute to the mystery in the story?

• The grand, old house with hidden secrets.

• The quiet town where nothing exciting ever happens.

• The dusty, forgotten letters inside the hidden room.

• The modern technology used to solve the mystery.

• The bright, colorful paintings in every room.

How does the phrase 'The truth lies behind the lion’s gaze' contribute to the plot?

• It serves as a clue that leads Elise to the hidden passage.

• It is a misleading phrase that causes Elise to look in the wrong place.

• It explains why Eleanor left the house many years ago.

• It describes the way Elise feels when she first enters the manor.