Character Motivations and Reactions in Literature

In Chapter 14, Arrietty interacts with a boy, leading to family concerns about their safety. Pod discovers Arrietty's actions and the family reacts with fear. Arrietty explains her motives to save the borrowers, but Pod worries about the boy knowing their location. Homily is anxious about their future, and the family reflects on their situation and possible actions.

What does Arrietty do in the beginning of Chapter 14?

• She sneaks upstairs to see if the boy got her letter.

• She writes a letter to the boy.

• She hides from the boy.

• She talks to her mother about the boy.

What does the boy tell Arrietty about the letter?

• He lost it.

• He never received it.

• He forgot to read it.

• He got a letter back saying 'tell you me to come home'.

How does Pod react when he finds out Arrietty talked to the boy?

• He is angry and yells at her.

• He is happy and congratulates her.

• He is silent and doesn't speak until they reach the sitting room.

• He is indifferent and ignores her.

What is Arrietty's main reason for contacting the boy?

• To get help with chores.

• To find a new place to live.

• To save the borrowers by ensuring they don't die out.

• To make a new friend.

What is Pod's main concern about the boy knowing their location?

• The boy might forget about them.

• The boy might help them.

• The boy might steal their belongings.

• The boy might tell other humans.

What does Pod suggest they do about the potential danger?

• Have a better supper and a good night's rest.

• Move to a new location immediately.

• Confront the boy.

• Do nothing and continue as usual.

How does Homily react to the situation?

• She is emotional and begins to tremble.

• She is calm and collected.

• She is indifferent and doesn't care.

• She is angry and blames Arrietty.