Coraline Chp. 1-5 Quiz

What do Coraline’s actions and thoughts in the first five chapters reveal about her character?

• She is spoiled and easily frightened.

• She is curious and brave, even when faced with strange situations.

• She avoids anything new or unusual.

• She prefers to stay inside and follow rules strictly.

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How does Neil Gaiman create suspense when Coraline first opens the door to the “other” world?

• By explaining everything right away and removing the mystery.

• By using humor and lighthearted dialogue.

• By describing eerie details slowly and building a mysterious atmosphere.

• By showing Coraline immediately enjoying the new world without concern.

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Foreshadowing: Which of the following is an example of foreshadowing in Chapters 1–5?

• Coraline’s parents are always busy and distracted.

• Coraline finds a strange door that’s bricked up behind it.

• Coraline meets her neighbors who talk about theater and tea.

• Coraline plays in the rain and gets muddy.

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How does the setting of Coraline’s real home contribute to the story’s tone in the early chapters?

• It is warm and cheerful, making Coraline feel safe.

• It is exciting and full of magical surprises.

• It is dull and empty, making Coraline feel bored and ignored.

• It is dark and dangerous, filled with monsters.

What mood is created when Coraline first explores the other world?

• Calm and relaxing, with no tension.

• Bright and joyful, with no sense of danger.

• Mysterious and slightly unsettling, even though things seem better.

• Boring and ordinary, like her real world.

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