The Whipping Boy, Chapter 1-3

What lesson does Jemmy learn throughout the story?

• The importance of friendship and standing up for oneself.

• The value of wealth and power.

• The significance of following rules without question.

• The necessity of keeping secrets from friends.

What is the literal meaning of the phrase 'On a night when the moon gazed down like an evil eye'?

• The moon was full and bright in the sky.

• The moon was hidden behind clouds.

• The moon was a crescent shape.

• The moon was shining dimly.

How does Prince Brat's ignorance affect his relationship with Jemmy?

• It creates tension and conflict, but also opportunities for growth.

• It strengthens their bond and understanding.

• It leads to complete separation and misunderstanding.

• It has no significant impact on their relationship.

How does the setting of 'The Whipping Boy' influence the story?

• It reflects the social hierarchy and the consequences of royal behavior.

• It showcases the beauty of the countryside and its impact on the characters.

• It emphasizes the importance of friendship and loyalty among the characters.

• It highlights the struggles of the common people against the monarchy.

Who is the main character in 'The Whipping Boy'?

• Jemmy, the whipping boy.

• Prince Brat

• The King

• The Queen

What does it mean when Master Peckwitt says Prince Brat doesn't know the 'alphabet from pig tracks'?

• It means Prince Brat does not know how to read or anything about his lessons.

• It means Prince Brat is very knowledgeable about animals.

• It means Prince Brat is good at math but not at reading.

• It means Prince Brat is a fast learner.

What prank did Prince Brat pull on his father's guests at the beginning of Chapter 1?

• He tied guests' wigs to the back of their chairs.

• He spilled wine on their dresses.

• He hid their shoes in the garden.

• He pretended to be his father.

What is another name for the Middle Ages?

• Renaissance

• Medieval times

• Enlightenment

• Industrial Age

What is the significance of the moon in the story?

• It sets the mood and reflects the themes of darkness and mischief.

• It serves as a guide for the characters' journeys.

• It symbolizes hope and new beginnings.

• It represents the passage of time and change.

What does the story teach about consequences of actions?

• Every action has consequences, and sometimes the innocent suffer for the guilty.

• Consequences are always positive and lead to rewards.

• Actions have no impact on others and are inconsequential.

• Only the guilty face consequences for their actions.