WorksheetsA Village After Dark Quiz (Unreliable narrator & Mood)
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9hrs 30mins
What is a main theme of 'A Village After Dark'?
Nostalgia and memory
Adventure and exploration
Love and betrayal
War and peace
Who is the narrator in 'A Village After Dark'?
Fletcher
Emily
Mr. Smith
Dr. Brown
What is the setting of 'A Village After Dark'?
A bustling city
A quiet village
A deserted island
A mountain retreat
Which of the following best describes the mood of 'A Village After Dark'?
Joyful, light, playful
Melancholic, mysterious, unsettling
Humorous, sarcastic, dry
Suspenseful, tense, scary
In 'A Village After Dark', what is Fletcher's main conflict?
His struggle with his own identity
His quest for revenge
His search for a lost treasure
His battle with illness
What is the climax of 'A Village After Dark'?
Fletcher's confrontation with his past
The discovery of a hidden treasure
A sudden storm hitting the village
A festival celebration
Which character in 'A Village After Dark' represents the voice of reason?
Emily
Mr. Smith
Dr. Brown
Fletcher
What is the resolution in 'A Village After Dark'?
Fletcher finds peace with his past
The village is destroyed
A new leader is chosen
Fletcher leaves the village
What is the significance of the title 'A Village After Dark'?
It symbolizes the unknown past
It refers to a literal event
It highlights the village's beauty
It suggests a time of danger
What lesson does 'A Village After Dark' impart to its readers?
The importance of facing one's past
The value of material wealth
The joy of adventure
The necessity of solitude
Do you think the girl that walks with Fletcher is real? For 4 points, explain why or why not
Why is Fletcher an unreliable narrator?
He is trying to lie to the reader (Deception)
He is leaving out important information (Omission)
He does not remember or fully comprehend the world around him (Misunderstanding)
The villagers don't like him so we shouldn't believe what he says (Lack of credibility)
Which description best fits the idea of 'contradiction' in an unreliable narrator?
The narrator is mentally unstable and doesn't understand the world around them
The details of what the narrator is telling us do not add up or make sense
The narrator has left out some important details to make them seem better
The reader can't decide who the narrator is in the story
What does an unreliable make you, the reader do in a story?
Makes you question everything you read - makes you doubt the narrator
Makes you think about the narrator's past
Makes you hate the narrator and sympathise with the other characters
Makes you think about what to have for dinner after you finish reading
What aspects of a story go into creating mood?
Characters - filming - imagery - narration
Pace - font - vibe - genre
Author - setting - the reader - the story
Setting - word choice - tone - pace
What is the mood of this sentence:
"They’re out there. Just waiting for us to let our guard down so they can put us back in the wards again, all quiet, all compliant."
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Ken Kesey
Anger - sadness - guilt
Paranoia - suspense - tension
Funny - silly - comforting
Creepy - sympathy - scary
Which setting best matches the mood of a comforting, nostalgic, and sleepy story
The ancient lost city of Atlantis
Your Grandma's house
A school cafeteria
A backyard BBQ
