Percy Jackson: Chapter 2

What happens to Mrs. Dodds after Percy destroys her?

• She is remembered by everyone.

• No one recalls her existence.

• She becomes Percy's friend.

• She is transferred to another school.

Why is Percy convinced that something strange is going on at Yancy Academy?

• Because he has excellent grades.

• Because he overhears a conversation about magical mist.

• Because no one remembers Mrs. Dodds.

• Because he is expelled from school.

What subject does Percy decide to prepare for his final exam?

• Math

• Science

• Latin

• History

What does Grover reveal to Percy on the bus?

• That he is Percy's protector.

• That he is a teacher.

• That he is a student.

• That he is leaving the school.

What does the cutting of the string by the old woman signify?

• Someone is going to be born.

• Someone is going to die.

• Someone is going to get married.

• Someone is going to move away.

Why does Grover seem worried after seeing the three old women knitting?

• He thinks they are dangerous.

• He knows the cut string signifies death.

• He believes they are lost.

• He thinks they are friendly.

What is the significance of the "Kindly Ones" mentioned in the conversation between Mr. Brunner and Grover?

• They are friendly creatures.

• They are a threat that Percy might need to save them from.

• They are teachers at the school.

• They are students at the academy.

What might be the reason for Percy's grades dropping?

• He is not interested in school.

• He is frustrated by strange occurrences.

• He is too busy with sports.

• He is planning to transfer schools.

What does Percy overhear Mr. Brunner and Grover discussing?

• The upcoming school dance.

• The incident with Mrs. Dodds and magical mist.

• Percy's grades.

• The school lunch menu.

Why does Percy agree to walk home with Grover after seeing the old women?

• He wants to avoid the bus.

• He is curious about Grover's concerns.

• He is afraid of the old women.

• He wants to get some exercise.