Matilda

What is Matilda's main characteristic?

• Intelligence and resourcefulness

• Physical strength

• Social skills

• Artistic talent

How is Miss Trunchbull described by the author?

• Holy terror

• Gentle giant

• Kind-hearted teacher

• Strict disciplinarian

What part of Matilda's body is associated with her special power?

• Hands

• Eyes

• Feet

• Brain

What is the main theme of 'Matilda'?

• The importance of physical strength over intelligence.

• The power of intelligence and kindness over cruelty.

• The value of wealth and status in society.

• The significance of rebellion against authority.

How does Matilda use her powers to help her friends?

• She uses her telekinetic abilities.

• She can read minds.

• She can fly.

• She can turn invisible.

What is the relationship between Matilda and her parents?

• They are loving and supportive.

• They are neglectful and abusive.

• They are indifferent and distant.

• They are strict but caring.

What is the significance of the library in Matilda's life?

• It represents her escape and love for learning.

• It is a place where she meets her friends.

• It serves as a location for her adventures.

• It symbolizes her rebellion against authority.

What does Matilda do to her father's car?

• She sabotages it.

• She washes it.

• She sells it.

• She decorates it.

Who believes a perfect school has no children?

• The Trunchbull

• Miss Honey

• Matilda

• Mr. Wormwood

Who is Matilda's kind teacher?

• Miss Honey

• Mrs. Trunchbull

• Miss Poppins

• Mr. Wormwood