Nicholas and the Lumber Room Analysis

Nicholas discovers a key to the lumber room, a place filled with treasures and mysteries. Inside, he finds a tapestry that sparks his imagination and other fascinating objects. Meanwhile, his aunt searches for him, suspecting he has climbed over the garden wall. Nicholas cleverly avoids being caught, leaving the lumber room undetected.

What was the significance of the key in the lumber room?

• It was a gift from Nicholas's aunt.

• It was used to lock the front door.

• It opened the mysteries of the lumber room.

• It was a decorative piece.

How did Nicholas feel about the lumber room compared to the Goosey Garden?

• He found it more exciting.

• He thought it was equally delightful.

• He was indifferent to both.

• He found it less interesting.

What was the only source of illumination in the lumber room?

• A chandelier.

• A skylight.

• A high window.

• A lantern.

What was the first treasure Nicholas noticed in the lumber room?

• A carved Sandlewood box.

• A piece of framed tapestry.

• A teapot fashioned like a China duck.

• A large square book.

What was depicted in the tapestry that Nicholas found?

• A peaceful garden scene.

• A family gathering.

• A man hunting a stag.

• A battle between knights.

What potential danger did Nicholas imagine in the tapestry scene?

• A flood occurring.

• A storm approaching.

• A fire breaking out.

• A pack of wolves approaching.

What did Nicholas think about the huntsman's situation in the tapestry?

• He was in a safe position.

• He was in a tight corner.

• He was victorious.

• He was unaware of any danger.

What other treasures did Nicholas find in the lumber room?

• A collection of old maps.

• A collection of rare coins.

• Quaint twisted candlesticks and a teapot.

• A set of ancient armor.

What was inside the carved Sandlewood box?

• Little brass figures.

• Jewelry and gemstones.

• A collection of stamps.

• Old letters and documents.

What did Nicholas find dull in comparison to the treasures in the lumber room?

• The nursery teapot.

• The garden flowers.

• The family portraits.

• The kitchen utensils.