Exploring the Consequences of Wishes in The Monkey's Paw

The story revolves around a family who receives a visit from Sergeant Morris, who shares tales of a magical monkey's paw that grants three wishes. Despite warnings, the family makes a wish for money, leading to tragic consequences. As grief overtakes them, they make a second wish to bring their son back to life, only to face the horror of their decision. In the end, they make a final wish to restore peace, accepting the loss and finding closure.

What is Herbert's attitude towards getting married?

• He is eager to get married soon.

• He is not interested in marriage.

• He is already married.

• He is unsure about marriage.

What does Sergeant Morris bring to the family's attention?

• A treasure map.

• A letter from the government.

• A magical monkey's paw.

• A new job opportunity.

What is the first wish made by the family?

• To win a lottery.

• To receive $1,000.

• To bring back a lost pet.

• To travel the world.

What tragic event occurs after the first wish?

• The house burns down.

• The family loses all their money.

• Herbert dies in an accident.

• A storm destroys the town.

How does the company compensate the family for their loss?

• By providing $1,000.

• By offering a new job.

• By paying for the funeral.

• By giving them a new house.

What does Mrs. White insist on doing with the monkey's paw after Herbert's death?

• Wishing for more money.

• Wishing for Herbert to be alive again.

• Wishing for good health.

• Wishing for a new house.

How long has Herbert been dead when Mrs. White makes the second wish?

• 1 day

• 3 days

• 7 days

• 10 days

What is Mr. White's reaction to the second wish?

• He is terrified.

• He is indifferent.

• He is excited.

• He is hopeful.

What does Mr. White do with the monkey's paw at the end?

• He keeps it as a memento.

• He gives it to someone else.

• He throws it away.

• He makes a third wish.

What is the final wish made by Mr. White?

• To undo the second wish.

• To become rich.

• To find a new job.

• To travel back in time.