WorksheetsThe School For Good and Evil Ch 1-15
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
How do we know Sophie is unkind and judgmental?
She is kind to everyone
She is always hungry
She constantly puts others down
She is supportive of everyone
How do we know Agatha is brave and selfless?
She risked her life to save a gargoyle
She is fearful of the School for Good
She does not care about herself at all
She only cares about herself
Match the correct character with the description
earns top marks in the School for Good
is ranked #1 Villain
is King Arthur's son and a love interest
is a minor Ever character
Hester
One of Sophie's roommates
What does The School Master do that sets him against the protagonists?
He puts them in the "wrong" schools
He gives them a seemingly impossible riddle to solve
He kidnaps them from Gavaldon
All of these
How do we know that Sophie "others" in the novel?
She is loyal to her best friend and lets nothing get in the way of that
She does not know who she truly is and struggles with her identity
She dreamt of becoming an Ever since she was a little girl
She thinks that all the Nevers are not as good as the Evers
Which of the following details from the story supports the main idea of othering?
Sophie and Agatha are put into two different schools
Sophie immediately judges the Nevers and refuses to be kind to them
Agatha immediately falls in love with Tedros
Sophie and Agatha both excel in their classes
Which of the following themes is demonstrated in the novel?
What role does friendship play in the development of the novel's plot?
It is only relevant in the beginning of the story.
It is overshadowed by the theme of Sophie's good vs. evil identity.
It is the driving force behind Agatha's actions.
It is a minor theme with little impact.
Which character's actions best illustrate the theme of identity?
Tedros
The School Master
Sophie
Agatha
What evidence suggests that Agatha is misunderstood by her peers?
She is known for her wealth and status
She is always cheerful and popular
She is often seen alone and judged by her appearance
She is the leader of her group
How does the theme of identity crisis present in the novel?
Characters are content with their roles
Characters are always confident in their choices
Characters struggle to fit into predefined categories
Characters never question their identities
Which event in the novel highlights the conflict between personal desires and societal expectations?
The School Master's decision to retire
Sophie and Agatha's initial separation into different schools
Sophie's acceptance of her role without question
Agatha's refusal to participate in any school activities
Which details about the setting are most significant to the plot of the story?
The two different, opposing schools
The fairytale like village
A town surrounded by dark woods
The middle-of-nowhere unidentifiable places
