AMC - Chapter 18 - 22

Why does Conor destroy his grandmother’s sitting room?

• He wants to punish her.

• He is angry at his mother.

• He feels helpless and overwhelmed.

• The monster told him to do it.

How does Conor’s grandmother react when she sees the destruction?

• She yells at him.

• She cries but says nothing.

• She calls his father.

• She hugs him and forgives him.

Where does Conor sleep after destroying the sitting room?

• His bedroom

• The couch

• His grandmother’s guest room

• At the hospital

What does Conor notice about the yew tree after the destruction?

• It looks smaller than before.

• It seems closer than usual.

• It stands silently, watching him.

• It’s gone, leaving an empty space.

Why does Conor feel drawn to the yew tree?

• It gives him comfort.

• It reminds him of his father.

• He thinks it can heal his mother.

• It’s where the monster appears.

What does Conor wonder about the monster’s stories?

• If they are real or imaginary

• If they are meant to scare him

• If they will save his mother

• If the monster is lying

Why does Conor begin to doubt the monster?

• The stories feel too confusing.

• The monster hasn’t helped his mother.

Why doesn’t the monster tell a tale in this chapter?

• Conor refuses to listen.

• The monster says Conor already knows the next tale.

• The monster feels that tales won’t help anymore.

• Conor asks for silence.

What does Conor realize about the monster’s purpose?

• It’s not about saving his mother.

• It’s to punish him for his actions.

• It’s teaching him to fight.

• It’s trying to keep him distracted.

What emotion does Conor feel most after the monster refuses to tell a tale?

• Hope

• Guilt

• Anger

• Fear