Exploring Foreshadowing and Juxtaposition in The Landlady

When was 'The Landlady' by Roald Dahl first published?

• 1955

• 1959

• 1962

• 1965

What is the main reason Billy Weaver decides to stay at the bed and breakfast?

• He knew the landlady

• It was recommended by the train porter

• It was cheaper than other options

• He was distracted by the sign

What literary technique does Roald Dahl use by repeating the word 'briskly' multiple times?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Repetition

• Alliteration

What does the landlady's use of the word 'terribly' in 'terribly nice' signify?

• It is a sarcastic remark

• It is a neutral statement

• It has a negative connotation

• It is a positive compliment

What flower is mentioned in the story that has a specific meaning?

• Roses

• Lilies

• Tulips

• Chrysanthemums

What does the presence of taxidermied animals in the house foreshadow?

• The cleanliness of the house

• The fate of the previous guests

• The landlady's profession

• The landlady's love for animals

What theme is highlighted by Billy's decision to stay at the bed and breakfast despite his instincts?

• The value of trust

• The importance of hospitality

• The beauty of old houses

• The danger of making quick decisions

What does the story suggest about the safety of public places versus private ones?

• Public places are always safer

• Private places are always safer

• Public places can be risky

• Private places can be risky

Which other Roald Dahl story mentioned shares the theme of danger from unexpected places?

• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

• Matilda

• The BFG

• Lamb to the Slaughter

What is the significance of the landlady's insistence on Billy signing the guest book?

• It is a part of her ritual

• It is for security purposes

• It is a way to remember guests

• It is a legal requirement