Exploring the Consequences of Wishes in The Monkey's Paw

In a small parlor, Mr. White, his wife, and son Herbert are visited by Sergeant Major Morris, who shares tales of his adventures and introduces a magical monkey's paw that grants three wishes. Despite warnings, Mr. White wishes for money, leading to tragic consequences. Grief-stricken, they wish their son back to life, but fear the outcome. The final wish restores peace, leaving the family to cope with their loss.

What game were Mr. White and his son playing at the beginning of the story?

• Checkers

• Chess

• Backgammon

• Poker

Who introduced the monkey's paw to the White family?

• Mr. White

• Herbert White

• Sergeant Major Morris

• Mrs. White

What was the first wish made by Mr. White?

• To be an emperor

• For good health

• For 200 pounds

• For a new house

How did Mr. White react when he made the first wish?

• He laughed

• He felt a shudder

• He saw a vision

• He cried

What tragic news did the visitor from Maw and Meggins bring?

• Herbert won a lottery

• Herbert was caught in the machinery

• Herbert was getting married

• Herbert was promoted

How much compensation did the White family receive for Herbert's death?

• 1000 pounds

• 200 pounds

• 500 pounds

• 100 pounds

What did Mrs. White want to use the second wish for?

• To become rich

• To bring Herbert back to life

• To travel the world

• To get a new house

How did Mr. White feel about making the second wish?

• Excited

• Terrified

• Happy

• Indifferent

What happened when the second wish was made?

• Nothing

• Herbert appeared immediately

• There was a knock at the door

• The house shook

What was Mr. White's final wish?

• For a new life

• For Herbert to go away

• For peace

• For more money