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WELCOME TO THE NEW HOUSE: PART 1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the color of the roof of the new house?

a)

Red

b)

Black

c)

Blue

d)

Green

2.

What season is it when Josh and the narrator arrive at the new house?

a)

Spring

b)

Summer

c)

Autumn

d)

Winter

3.

Describe the condition of the front yard as Josh and the narrator approach the house.

a)

Neatly trimmed grass

b)

Covered in snow

c)

Blanketed with dead brown leaves

d)

Filled with colorful flowers

4.

What is the narrator's initial impression of the new house?

a)

Excited and happy

b)

Indifferent

c)

Creepy and dark

d)

Bright and welcoming

5.

Why might the narrator describe the house as "hiding in the shadows"?

a)

Because it is painted in dark colors

b)

Because it is surrounded by tall, gnarled trees

c)

Because it is a small house

d)

Because it is located in a valley

6.

What is the significance of the dead leaves and overgrown weeds in the story?

a)

They indicate the house is well-maintained

b)

They suggest neglect and add to the eerie atmosphere

c)

They show that the house is in a desert

d)

They are a sign of a recent storm

7.

Who is Mr. Dawes in the story?

a)

The narrator's friend

b)

A neighbor

c)

A real estate agent

d)

A gardener

8.

What might be the reason for Josh and the narrator's groan when looking at the house?

a)

They are tired from the journey

b)

They are disappointed with the house's appearance

c)

They are excited to explore the house

d)

They are hungry

9.

How does the description of the house contribute to the mood of the story?

a)

It creates a cheerful and lively mood

b)

It establishes a mysterious and unsettling mood

c)

It sets a romantic and dreamy mood

d)

It provides a humorous and light-hearted mood

10.

What can be inferred about the narrator's feelings towards moving into the new house?

a)

The narrator is excited and eager

b)

The narrator is indifferent and neutral

c)

The narrator is apprehensive and uneasy

d)

The narrator is angry and resentful