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Literature Quiz 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who was Maggie?

a)

Daughter of a mother who died of a drunken fit.

b)

A crippled child.

c)

The eldest of her siblings

2.

Whom adopted John

a)

Farmer Joe

b)

Farmer Jones

c)

Farmer Johnson

3.

How was Katie?

a)

A dumb child.

b)

A crafty child.

c)

An intelligent child.

4.

The wife of Joe Thompson was _____.

a)

Judy

b)

Julia

c)

Jane

5.

Which hand of Mr. Easton was handcuffed?

a)

Right

b)

Left

c)

None

6.

Where did Miss Fairchild live?

a)

Denver

b)

Washington

c)

Leavenworth

7.

To whom is the poem 'Television' addressed?

a)

Children

b)

Grandparents

c)

Parents

8.

The stories of which author did Roald Dahl read?

a)

Harry Potter

b)

Beatrix Potter

c)

Beatrix Pottery

9.

What was the first thing Joe noticed when he looked at his house from his shop?

a)

Maggie's room was lighted.

b)

Maggie and his wife talking.

c)

Maggie sleeping soundly.

10.

The marshal was a _____________.

a)

a European man

b)

a rude man

c)

a glum faced man

11.

Why did the Marshal call himself a criminal?

a)

He wanted to protect the feelings of Miss. Fairchild.

b)

Mr. Easton was his cousin.

c)

He wanted to save Mr. Easton from embarrassment.

12.

The marshal was taking Mr. Easton to __________.

a)

Leavenworth

b)

Denver

c)

Washington in the West

13.

Why do the parents allow the children to watch television?

a)

The children do not play mischief.

b)

They children go to sleep early.

c)

The children allow their parents to work peacefully.

14.

What will happen to the mind of the children if they watch television all day?

a)

It will become hard as a walnut.

b)

It will become soft as cheese.

c)

It will be full of junk.

15.

What did the marshal do to stop the conversation?

a)

Asked Miss Fairchild to stop talking.

b)

Left with Mr. Easton to the smoker.

c)

Got down from the train along with Mr. Easton.