WorksheetsMatilda the Musical
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which character in the musical adaptation sings the song 'Naughty'?
Miss Honey
Matilda
Miss Trunchbull
Mr. Wormwood
In the musical, what unique ability does Matilda possess?
Telepathy
Telekinesis
Invisibility
Time travel
Which character does Matilda form a strong bond with in the musical version?
Amanda Thripp.
Mrs. Phelps.
Mr. Wormwood
The Newt.
Which Matilda character was cut from the musical adaptation?
Lavender - Matilda's friend.
Mrs Phelps - the librarian.
Michael - Matilda's brother.
Mr Wormwood - Matilda's Dad.
Why does Matilda think her father is a crook
He hustles people while playing billiards
He hustles people by playing poker
He uses dishonest business practices to sell cars.
He steals money from his fellow salesmen.
In the musical version, a difference in costuming was that...
Miss Honey wore simple dresses.
The students wore a uniform.
Mrs. Wormwood wore lots of jewelry.
Miss Trunchull had slicked back hair.
The musical adaptation made several changes to the sets. One big difference was that the...
school was bright and colourful at the beginning.
library was a moving van.
school had scary gates.
Matilda had long, unkempt hair in the musical version. What did this tell us about her character?
Matilda hated hair cuts.
She was a neglected child.
Matilda was mature.
Matilda was a 'little bit naughty' and rebellious.
In the musical version, Miss Honey lived in a...
School
Castle
Cottage
Shed
Why was the set for Miss Honey's house was changed in the musical version?
To make Matilda feel sorry for her.
To show the control Miss Trunchbull had on her life.
To reflect how resilient and positive she is even through challenges.
To make her look disorganised.
In the musical version, Miss Honey's parents were...
Circus performers.
An acrobat and an escapologist.
Zoologists
Teachers
In the musical, Matilda and Lavendar arrive at school and are told they must learn the...?
(a)
What is the name of the school Matilda attends in both versions?
Crunchem Hall
Springfield Elementary
Hogwarts
Sunnydale High
Who is the headmistress of the school in both versions?
Miss Honey
Miss Trunchbull
Mrs. Phelps
Miss Wormwood
In both versions, what does Matilda use to write messages on the chalkboard?
A stick
Her finger
Her mind
A piece of chalk
What is the name of the movie?
James & the Giant Peach
Matilda the Good Witch
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
Matilda the Musical
In 'Matilda the Musical', which character sings the song 'When I Grow Up'?
A) Miss Honey
B) Matilda
C) The Children
D) Miss Trunchbull
What is the main theme of 'Matilda the Musical'?
A) Revenge
B) Courage and self-belief
C) Friendship
D) Love
In 'Matilda the Musical', what does Matilda do to get back at her father for tearing up her library book?
A) Puts glue in his hat
B) Writes a message on the chalkboard
C) Mixes his hair tonic with bleach
D) Hides his car keys
Which literary device is prominently used in the song 'Revolting Children' from 'Matilda the Musical'?
A) Metaphor
B) Simile
C) Alliteration
D) Hyperbole
In 'Matilda the Musical', what does Miss Honey reveal about her childhood?
A) She was an orphan
B) She was raised by her aunt
C) She was a child prodigy
D) She lived in poverty
What role does the character Bruce Bogtrotter play in 'Matilda the Musical'?
A) Matilda's best friend
B) A student who loves books
C) A student who eats a giant cake
D) Miss Trunchbull's nephew
In 'Matilda the Musical', how does Matilda first demonstrate her telekinetic powers?
A) By moving a glass of water
B) By lifting a book
C) By writing on the chalkboard
D) By moving a chair
What is the significance of the song 'Quiet' in 'Matilda the Musical'?
A) It shows Matilda's desire for peace
B) It highlights Matilda's intelligence
C) It reveals Matilda's loneliness
D) It demonstrates Matilda's rebellious nature
In 'Matilda the Musical', who is the narrator of the story?
A) Matilda
B) Miss Honey
C) Mr. Wormwood
D) The Escapologist
