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WorksheetsMatilda - Chapters 5-6
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 2hrs 15mins
Read the following line from the story:
"Matilda longed for her parents to be good and loving and understanding and honourable and intelligent."
What is the meaning of "longed" in this context?
lengthen
desired
improve
exaggerate
Why did Mr. Wormwood's face turn "dark red" in the chapter, "Arithmetic"?
He was getting very hot from wearing his obnoxious suit.
Matilda executed one of her tricks on him.
Matilda stated the exact profit he made that day.
Michael was not keeping up with the numbers he provided.
Why did Mr. Wormwood make lots of noise when he entered the room during breakfast?
He dyed his hair blond by accident.
He was very angry with Matilda.
He is always angry until he eats his breakfast.
It is a habit.
What was the cause of Matilda dyeing Mr. Wormwood's hair?
Mr. Wormwood accused Matilda of cheating.
Ms. Wormwood didn't make dinner because she went to play bingo.
Matilda did not pay attention to the TV.
Mr. Wormwood was going to be dishonest at the car dealership.
What does the way Mr. Wormwood walks into a room every time say about him?
conceited: excessively proud of oneself; vain
Which line best shows that Mr. Wormwood is very conceited?
"To which the father had snapped, 'If you can't talk sense then shut up.'"
"'Car number three cost one hundred and eleven pounds and sold for nine hundred and ninety-nine pounds and fifty pence.'"
"'Good strong hair,' he was fond of saying, 'means there's a good strong brain underneath.'"
The father was just moving round to sit at the head of the table when the mother came sweeping out from the kitchen
How does Mr. Wormwood change from the beginning to the end in these chapters?
He learns that he can ruin cars on purpose before he sells them to customers.
He goes from being very confident to utterly flustered.
He goes from feeling very angry to immensely carefree.
He discovers how to take care of his hair with specific products.
If you could tell Matilda anything, what would you tell her?
Read the following sentences from the chapter:
“'He does do some pretty silly things now and again, doesn't he mummy?' Matilda said.”
These sentences helps the reader understand that—
Matilda is cool as a cucumber in difficult situations.
Matilda enjoys the shows her father puts on for everyone.
Matilda likes to show off her successes and cleverness.
Matilda enjoys living with her father.
