The Monkey's Paw

What did the sergeant-major do with the paw after taking it out?

• He threw it into the fire.

• He proffered it to Mrs. White.

• He put it back in his pocket.

• He gave it to Mr. White.

What did Morris do with the paw before the old man snatched it off the fire?

• He threw it on the fire.

• He buried it.

• He gave it away.

• He hid it.

What did the sergeant-major warn about when using the paw?

• It would bring happiness.

• It would grant unlimited wishes.

• It could have consequences.

• It was a fake.

What did the old man ask Morris about the paw?

• How to destroy it

• How to use it

• How to sell it

• How to hide it

What did the old man say about having another three wishes?

• He would definitely use them.

• He was unsure if he would use them.

• He would give them away.

• He didn't believe in them.

What did the sergeant-major say about the third wish of the first man?

• It was for wealth.

• It was for happiness.

• It was for death.

• It was for love.

What does Mrs. White do as she talks about the Arabian Nights?

• She sets the supper

• She reads a book

• She writes a letter

• She goes for a walk

What is the reaction of the sergeant-major when Mr. White takes out the talisman?

• He laughs

• He looks alarmed

• He ignores it

• He is happy

What does Mrs. White inquire about regarding the talisman?

• Its origin

• If Mr. White paid for it

• Its magical powers

• Its history

What does the passage suggest about the characters' belief in the talisman's power?

• They are completely convinced

• They are skeptical

• They are indifferent

• They are afraid