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WorksheetsThe Enchantress Returns Test 2 Review - Ch.7 to Ch. 13
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Chapter 7: What is the name of the character who replaces Xanthous and Lampton as the twins' caretaker?
Emzia
Mother Goose
Lester
The Fairy Godmother
Chapter 7: How does Mother Goose arrive at the Bailey home?
Through a magical door
In a pumpkin carriage
On the back of a giant white goose
In a flying shoe
Chapter 7: What does Mother Goose call her giant goose?
Lester
Xanny
Humpty
Gander
Chapter 7: What is revealed to be Mother Goose's favorite technology in this world?
The fire alarm
The television
The telephone
The GPS
Chapter 7: What happens to Mother Goose's speech pattern when she drinks from her thermos?
She speaks in multiple languages
She speaks very quietly
She speaks in rhymes
She speaks with a foreign accent
Chapter 7: What historical figure does Mother Goose claim to have had a relationship with?
William Shakespeare
Leonardo da Vinci
King Arthur
The Brothers Grimm
Chapter 7: Which famous identity does Mother Goose claim was one of her aliases?
Cleopatra
Helen of Troy
The Mona Lisa
Queen Elizabeth
Chapter 7: According to Mother Goose, what historical event did she and the fairies start?
The Renaissance
The Industrial Revolution
The Enlightenment
The Middle Ages
Chapter 7: What does Alex do to get information from Mother Goose?
She threatens to tell her grandmother
She offers to rub Mother Goose's feet
She gives Mother Goose champagne
She promises to help find Ezmia
Chapter 7: What does Mother Goose reveal is happening in the fairy-tale world?
A dragon has returned
Vines and thornbushes are covering the East
Jack and Jill are causing trouble
The Happily Ever After Assembly has disbanded
Chapter 7: Who does Mother Goose reveal has kidnapped the twins' mother?
The Evil Queen
Ezmia, the Enchantress
Humpty Dumpty
Jack and Jill
Chapter 7: What does Alex do after learning who kidnapped her mother?
She wakes up Conner to tell him
She confronts Mother Goose
She packs a bag and leaves on her bike
She calls her grandmother
Chapter 7: What does Mother Goose say happened to Humpty Dumpty?
He was pushed off the wall
He couldn't hold his gin
He was attacked by a dragon
He fell in love with Mother Goose
Chapter 7: What ages does Mother Goose mention the fairy-tale world has gone through?
Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age
Dragon Age, Age of Magic, Golden Age
Dark Age, Middle Age, Modern Age
Ice Age, Fire Age, Crystal Age
Chapter 7: What does Xanthous tell the twins before he leaves?
"I'll be back soon."
"Don't trust Mother Goose."
"Respect your grandmother's wishes."
"Find a way into the fairy-tale world."
Chapter 7: What literary device is used when Mother Goose says, "After failing to curse a princess's death, she's now set her sights on the world's last breath"?
Personification
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole
Foreshadowing
Chapter 7: Where does Alex decide to go after leaving her house?
To her school
To Bob's house
To her grandmother's cottage in the mountains
To the fairy-tale world directly
Chapter 7: What does Mother Goose mean when she says the twins "linked" the two worlds together?
The twins created a physical bridge between worlds
The twins were the first children born of both worlds
The twins discovered the secret passage between worlds
The twins broke the time difference between worlds
Chapter 7: What is the main conflict revealed in this chapter?
The twins are fighting with their grandmother
Mother Goose is not a responsible guardian
The Enchantress has returned and kidnapped the twins' mother
Xanthous and Lampton have abandoned the twins
Chapter 8: What is Alex doing at the beginning of the chapter?
Running away from her grandmother
Waking up in a grassy field
Searching for her brother
Building a camp in the mountains
Chapter 8: Why did Alex leave her brother behind when she first set out?
She was angry with him
She thought he would slow her down
She didn't want to drag him into her spontaneous plan
Her grandmother told her to come alone
Chapter 8: What important information did Alex learn from Mother Goose?
That her grandmother was in danger
That the Enchantress has her mother
That her father was still alive
That Conner had magical powers
Chapter 8: What is the name of the Enchantress mentioned in the chapter?
Maleficent
Ezmia
Gothel
Ursula
Chapter 8: What happens to Alex at the bridge?
She meets a stranger who helps her
She falls through the rotting wood
She discovers a secret passage
She finds a map to her grandmother's cottage
Chapter 8: Who saves Alex when she is about to fall to her death?
Her grandmother
A fairy
Conner and Lester
A local hiker
Chapter 8: What nickname does Mother Goose use for Conner?
Con-Man
C-Dog
Little Goose
Trouble
Chapter 8: How did Conner get to Alex's location?
He drove their grandmother's car
He followed a map Alex had left behind
He hijacked Mother Goose's goose and flew
He walked all the way from home
Chapter 8: In what condition do the twins find their grandmother's cottage?
Newly renovated
Burned down
Occupied by strangers
Abandoned and partially collapsed
Chapter 8: What does Alex recognize in the painting at the cottage?
A portrait of their grandmother
The Ugly Duckling Pond
A map of the fairy-tale world
A hidden message from their father
Chapter 8: What literary device is used in the line "Lester squawked, rather insulted"?
Metaphor
Personification
Hyperbole
Alliteration
Chapter 8: What figurative language is used in "The mountains seemed much more majestic from a bird's perspective"?
Simile
Personification
Imagery
Onomatopoeia
Chapter 8: What happens when Alex activates the painting?
The cottage starts floating
They are transported instantly to the fairy-tale world
The cottage fills with water and sinks
The painting comes to life and speaks to them
Chapter 8: What does Conner say when the cottage begins to flood?
We need to find higher ground!
I've always wanted a pool, but this is ridiculous!
This must be a dream!
Grandma's going to be so mad at us!
Chapter 8: What plot element is represented by Alex and Conner's discovery about the Enchantress?
Resolution
Rising action
Exposition
Climax
Chapter 8: What does Alex use to try to activate the painting?
A magic spell she learned from her grandmother
A special key hidden in the cottage
Her thoughts and memories of the fairy-tale world
A combination of hand gestures and incantations
Chapter 8: What does Conner compare their sinking cottage to?
A submarine
A sinking ship that hit an iceberg
A drowning animal
A water park ride
Chapter 8: Where do Alex and Conner end up at the end of the chapter?
At their grandmother's castle
In the Enchantress's lair
Back at their home
In the Ugly Duckling Pond
Chapter 8: What literary device is used in the repeated "CRASH!" descriptions?
Foreshadowing
Onomatopoeia
Metaphor
Irony
Chapter 8: What conflict type is primarily portrayed in this chapter?
Person vs. society
Person vs. nature
Person vs. self
Person vs. person
Chapter 9: What is the setting of the chapter at the beginning?
A village in the Northern Kingdom
A pond in the middle of a forest in the Northern Kingdom
The Eastern Kingdom covered in thornbushes
Pinocchio Prison
Chapter 9: How did Alex and Conner enter the Land of Stories?
Through a magic mirror
By following the fox
With their grandmother's help
Alex accidentally sank their grandmother's house
Chapter 9: What was unusual about the environment when the twins first arrived?
It was snowing heavily
There was complete silence - no animal sounds
The forest was on fire
Everything was covered in thornbushes
Chapter 9: Who was the first character the twins encountered in the Land of Stories?
Froggy
The Enchantress
A fox in a dark cloak
The badger
Chapter 9: Where did the fox lead the twins?
To the Enchantress's castle
To their grandmother's new home
To the Dwarf Forests
To the Eastern Kingdom
Chapter 9: What animals were gathered at the meeting in the clearing?
A fox, a badger, a bear, a raven, and a frog
A wolf, a fox, a badger, and a bear
A fox, a badger, a bear, and a raven
A fox, a badger, a wolf, a raven, and a frog
Chapter 9: What figurative language is used to describe how the moonlight illuminated the clearing?
It was described as a blanket
It was compared to a lighthouse
It was described as a spotlight
It was compared to a candle
Chapter 9: What was the fox trying to convince the other animals to do?
Hide from the Enchantress
Pledge their allegiance to the Enchantress
Join the Happily Ever After Assembly
Leave the Dwarf Forests
Chapter 9: How did the fox describe what happened to the Eastern Kingdom?
It was flooded by a great river
It was covered in vines and thornbushes
It was destroyed by fire
It was frozen in ice
Chapter 9: What unusual detail did the fox share about the thornbushes in the Eastern Kingdom?
They were poisonous to touch
They could move and attack people
They only grew along the border and didn't cross into other kingdoms
They glowed in the dark
Chapter 9: Why were the animals living in the Dwarf Forests?
They were hiding from the Enchantress
They were protecting the forest
They were fugitives and outcasts
They were spies for the Happily Ever After Assembly
Chapter 9: What was Froggy's true identity?
A spy for the Enchantress
Prince Charlie, a Charming prince
An ordinary frog with magical powers
A member of the Happily Ever After Assembly
Chapter 9: Why was Froggy in his frog form?
He was cursed by the Enchantress
He was undercover to watch over the animals and criminals
He preferred being a frog
He was hiding from the twins' grandmother
Chapter 9: What metaphor does Conner use to describe their situation when talking to Froggy?
It's not like we're a couple of irresponsible kids sneaking into a party
It's like everything is on mute
It's as if the Thornbush Pit has taken over the entire kingdom
It was horrifying and strangely awesome at the same time
Chapter 9: What personification is used to describe the twins' stopping in the forest?
The twins hid like shadows behind the trees
The twins came to a belated stop, like cars with bad brakes
The twins moved through the forest like ghosts
The twins froze as if turned to stone
Chapter 9: What is the main reason Alex and Conner came to the Land of Stories?
To visit Froggy
To explore the Dwarf Forests
To rescue their mother from the Enchantress
To help the Happily Ever After Assembly
Chapter 9: What does Conner say he's 'sick of' when talking to Froggy?
Being called children
Being in danger
Being in the Dwarf Forests
Being dirty and tired
Chapter 9: What simile is used to describe the fox's expression?
As cunning as a wolf
As sly as a fox
As quick as lightning
The text doesn't use a simile to describe the fox's expression
Chapter 9: What did Conner threaten to do to protect himself and Alex from the hooded figure?
Use magic like his sister
Call for Froggy
Hit the figure with a stick
Run away
Chapter 9: What does Froggy decide to do with the twins at the end of the chapter?
Take them to their grandmother
Help them find their mother
Send them back home
Get them somewhere safe out of the Dwarf Forests
Chapter 10: What is Pinocchio Prison?
A fortress for wooden soldiers
A prison in the Dwarf Forests
Home to the most dangerous criminals in all kingdoms
A castle in the Northeast
Chapter 10: What made Pinocchio Prison mysterious?
It was built by enchanted wooden soldiers
It wasn't affected by the sleeping curse or the Enchantress's thornbushes
It was perched on a high rocky cliff
It had spikes pointing inward and outward at every window
Chapter 10: How long had Rumpelstiltskin been in prison?
One hundred years
One hundred and twenty-seven years
One hundred and thirty years
Two hundred years
Chapter 10: What unexpected companion did Rumpelstiltskin have in prison?
A wooden soldier
A small mouse
A daisy
Another prisoner
Chapter 10: How did Rumpelstiltskin describe his relationship with the flower?
It was annoying to take care of
It was the best friend he had ever had
It reminded him of his past mistakes
It was a symbol of his imprisonment
Chapter 10: What did Rumpelstiltskin do when he saw the thornbushes approaching the prison?
He used magic to protect himself
He tried to escape through the window
He hid his flower friend under a bowl
He called for the wooden soldiers
Chapter 10: How did Ezmia enter Rumpelstiltskin's cell?
She picked the lock with magic
She transformed into smoke and slipped through the bars
She blasted the door with violet light
She convinced a guard to let her in
Chapter 10: What did Ezmia call Rumpelstiltskin when she greeted him?
Rumpy
Little man
Old friend
Traitor
Chapter 10: What figurative language is used to describe Ezmia's hair?
It was described as a helmet
It was compared to slow-moving flames
It was said to be like a thick sheet of smoke
It was compared to moths' antennae
Chapter 10: According to the text, what was Rumpelstiltskin's original occupation before meeting Ezmia?
A shoemaker
A prison guard
A dwarf working in the mines
A royal advisor
Chapter 10: What does the word "condemned" mean as used in the paragraph about the flower?
Sentenced to punishment
Approved of
Ignored completely
Praised highly
Chapter 10: What special project was Ezmia working on?
Building a new prison
Creating a sleeping curse
Taking over the world
Freeing all the prisoners
Chapter 10: Who poisoned Ezmia?
Sleeping Beauty
Evly
Hagatha
Rumpelstiltskin
Chapter 10: What is ironic about the poison that nearly killed Ezmia?
It was made from flowers similar to Rumpelstiltskin's daisy
It was created by one of her own apprentices
It ultimately made her more powerful than before
It was intended for someone else
Chapter 10: What happened to Hagatha?
She became Ezmia's apprentice
She was pushed into the Thornbush Pit by Ezmia
She escaped into the Dwarf Forests
She was turned into a wooden soldier
Chapter 10: What did Ezmia want Rumpelstiltskin to do for her?
Help her create a new curse
Return to the mines
Kidnap a child of royal blood
Become her apprentice again
Chapter 10: What literary device is used in the sentence "Like an enormous earthy stampede, a tsunami of angry thornbushes and vines traveled across the land"?
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Chapter 10: What did Ezmia do to Rumpelstiltskin's flower at the end of the chapter?
She took it with her
She made it grow larger
She transplanted it to the Dwarf Forests
She withered it away to nothing
Chapter 10: Which statement best describes Ezmia's character based on the chapter?
She is misunderstood and seeking friendship
She is cruel, power-hungry, and vengeful
She is afraid and trying to protect herself
She is regretful of her past actions
Chapter 10: What is the significance of the chapter title "Rumpelstiltskin's Debt"?
It refers to the money he owes for his prison stay
It refers to his unfulfilled bargain with Ezmia
It refers to his guilt over attempting to take a child
It refers to what he owes the flower for keeping him company
Chapter 11: Where have Froggy and the twins been traveling through?
The Northern Mountains
The Dwarf Forests
The Eastern Kingdom
The Red Riding Hood Kingdom
Chapter 11: What does Froggy explain happened to the Eastern Kingdom?
It was destroyed by a fire
It was covered in enchanted plants
It was flooded by the Enchantress
It was turned to stone
Chapter 11: What was the Eastern Kingdom previously called?
The Sleeping Kingdom
The Charming Kingdom
The Forgotten Kingdom
The Enchanted Kingdom
Chapter 11: Why did the kingdom change its name according to Froggy?
To honor a new royal family
To celebrate its restoration after the sleeping curse
To please the Enchantress
Because it moved to a new location
Chapter 11: What happened to King Chase during the Enchantress's attack?
He was killed
He escaped with Queen Sleeping Beauty
He remained stuck in the Eastern Kingdom
He was transformed into a plant
Chapter 11: What surprising revelation does Froggy make about his living situation?
He lives in a palace with Queen Cinderella
He lives in a castle with Queen Red Riding Hood
He lives in a cottage in the Dwarf Forests
He lives in the Charming Palace as an advisor
Chapter 11: How did Froggy and Red Riding Hood's relationship begin?
They met at a royal ball
They fought together against the Evil Queen
Red invited Froggy for tea to thank him for saving her life
They were childhood friends
Chapter 11: What does Red call Froggy by his real name?
Frederick
Charles
Charlie
Francis
Chapter 11: What is different about Red compared to how the twins remembered her?
She has changed her signature color
She is wearing less makeup and jewelry
She has cut her hair very short
She now speaks with a foreign accent
Chapter 11: What literary device is used when Red says "every time I see you two I'm heartbroken, kidnapped, or homeless"?
Foreshadowing
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Onomatopoeia
Chapter 11: What does Red reveal about her grandmother?
She has passed away
She has retired and lives at the Shoe Inn
She has become an advisor to another kingdom
She is traveling the world
Chapter 11: What mistake did Red make as queen that she mentions?
She declared war on another kingdom
She raised taxes and then quickly lowered them
She banned wolves from the kingdom
She tried to change the kingdom's name
Chapter 11: What book does Red mention reading that she incorrectly calls "The Complete Works of Shakeyfruit"?
The Complete Works of Shakespeare
The Complete Works of Shelley
The Complete Works of Sherwood
The Complete Works of Shakerdam
Chapter 11: What is the name of the book Froggy shows the twins that contains information about various spells?
Spells and Enchantments Through the Ages
Magical Remedies and Solutions
Myths, Legends, and Collecting Spells
The History of Magic in the Kingdoms
Chapter 11: Besides the Wishing Spell, what other legendary item is mentioned in the book that could make someone invincible?
The Sorcerer's Sword
The Vanity Crown
The Wand of Wonderment
The Dragon's Eye
Chapter 11: What location has been attacked by the Enchantress according to the message from the Charming Kingdom?
The Red Riding Hood Kingdom
Pinocchio Prison
The Charming Palace
The Fairy Palace
Chapter 11: What does Conner suggest they do to attend the meeting at the Charming Palace?
Disguise themselves as servants
Hide in one of Red's enormous dresses
Sneak in through a secret passage
Pretend to be messengers from another kingdom
Chapter 11: What motivates Red to ultimately help the twins?
A bribe of gold and jewels
A promise to help her win back Jack
Their plea about being orphans if anything happens to their mother
Froggy's insistence that she must help them
Chapter 12: What was the purpose of Red's enormous dress in the chapter?
To impress the royalty at the assembly
To hide the twins underneath it
To distract from Froggy's appearance
To demonstrate her status as an elected queen
Chapter 12: What was the purpose of Red's enormous dress in the chapter?
To impress the royalty at the assembly
To hide the twins underneath it
To distract from Froggy's appearance
To demonstrate her status as an elected queen
Chapter 12: What shocking news did the twins and their companions learn when they arrived at the Charming Palace?
The Fairy Godmother was missing
Princess Hope had been kidnapped
The Enchantress had taken over the Eastern Kingdom
The elves had joined forces with the Enchantress
Chapter 12: Who kidnapped Princess Hope according to the text?
The Enchantress
Mother Goose
Rumpelstiltskin
Sir Lampton
Chapter 12: What figurative language is used to describe the mood of the Charming Kingdom when the twins arrived?
"a very gloomy vibe that floated through the whole kingdom"
"like a heavy heave"
"parading through the streets"
"transformed the carriage into a dressing room?
Chapter 12: What metaphor does Red use to describe her difficulty as queen?
"a total recluse"
"that's what I get for being an elected queen"
"my feet are killing me"
"take a chill pill"
Chapter 12: What does the author compare Alex and Conner to as they moved under Red's dress?
Mice
Chimpanzees
Soldiers
Ghosts
Chapter 12: Which of the following best describes the Fairy Council's appearance in the ballroom?
They appeared in a flash of lightning
They arrived through the palace doors
They floated in on twinkling lights of different colors
They were summoned by the Fairy Godmother's wand
Chapter 12: What significant revelation does the Fairy Godmother make about her relationship with the Enchantress?
They were sisters who became enemies
She rescued Ezmia as a child and raised her
They were once co-leaders of the Fairy Kingdom
The Enchantress was created from the Fairy Godmother's magic
Chapter 12: What surprising ability did Ezmia demonstrate as a young child?
She could talk to animals
She could predict the future
She could use magic to defend herself
She could transform into different creatures
Chapter 12: What sign indicated to the Fairy Godmother that Ezmia was special when she first brought her to the fairy world?
She could speak all fairy languages
She glowed with magical energy
The unicorns bowed to her
She could fly without wings
Chapter 12: What dramatic action does the Enchantress take at the end of the chapter?
She destroys the Charming Palace
She captures the Fairy Godmother's soul in a jar
She turns all the royalty into stone
She reveals she has imprisoned all the children of the kingdoms
Chapter 12: What significant mistake has the Enchantress made regarding the twins' family?
She believes their grandmother is powerless
She thinks their mother is Alex
She doesn't know Conner exists
She believes the twins are still in the Otherworld
Chapter 12: What did the Enchantress demand from the rulers at the assembly?
That they find the twins for her
That they renounce their thrones and hand over their kingdoms
That they help her defeat the Fairy Godmother
That they reveal the location of a powerful magical artifact
Chapter 12: How does Sleeping Beauty respond to the Enchantress's offer to release her kingdom?
She agrees to surrender to save her people
She refuses and stands with the other rulers against Ezmia
She offers herself in exchange for Princess Hope
She attempts to attack the Enchantress
Chapter 12: What term does the Fairy Godmother use to refer to the twins' world?
The Human Realm
The Modern World
The Otherworld
The Land Without Magic
Chapter 12: What does the Fairy Godmother hint at when she says she has "nothing but the highest confidence someone unrevealed will find a way"?
That Mother Goose will return with help
That the elves will change their minds and join the light
That the twins might be the ones to defeat the Enchantress
That there are other fairies more powerful than the Enchantress
Chapter 12: What explanation does Red give for her unusual behavior when questioned by Sir Lampton?
She claims she selected the wrong pair of shoes to travel
She pretends to be ill
She says she's practicing a royal speech
She explains she's trying to raise morale with her dress
Chapter 13: What is the setting of Chapter 13: A Jar of Souls?
A castle in the Charming Kingdom
A hut deep in the Dwarf Forests
The Fairy Kingdom
A hospital in the Otherworld
Chapter 13: Who is caring for Princess Hope at the beginning of the chapter?
Charlotte Bailey
The Fairy Godmother
Ezmia the Enchantress
Rumplestiltskin
Chapter 13: What literary device is used when the text states "The Enchantress was fueled by the pain of her past"?
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Hyperbole
Chapter 13: What is revealed about Rumpelstiltskin's true character in this chapter?
He is secretly plotting against the Enchantress
He is cruel and enjoys taking children
He is actually a kind person who was manipulated
He is Princess Hope's real father
Chapter 13: What does Charlotte discover is Ezmia's hobby?
Collecting magical artifacts
Transforming people into animals
Creating powerful spells
Collecting souls in jars
Chapter 13: How many souls does Ezmia have displayed on her mantle?
Three
Four
Five
Six
Chapter 13: What was Rumpelstiltskin's original dream before becoming Ezmia's apprentice?
To be a famous gold-spinner
To be a shepherd or farmer
To be a respected miner
To be a powerful sorcerer
Chapter 13: Which character in Ezmia's jars was described as "the lover I thought I had been waiting for"?
The Baker
The Locksmith
The Musician
The King
Chapter 13: What happened to make Ezmia finally transform into the Enchantress?
Being rejected by the King
Being replaced on the Happily Ever After Assembly
Being betrayed by the Fairy Godmother
Being mocked by the village people
Chapter 13: What symbol in the story represents Ezmia's accumulated pain and tears?
The purple flames
The soul jars
The tall tree
The thorn bushes
Chapter 13: What fairytale character is revealed to have been cursed by Ezmia?
Sleeping Beauty
Cinderella
The Beast
Snow White
Chapter 13: Chapter 13: What does Charlotte say to challenge Ezmia's worldview?
That Ezmia is weak and will be defeated
That everyone goes through heartache but doesn't seek revenge
That the Fairy Godmother will rescue them
That Ezmia's magic isn't as powerful as she thinks
Chapter 13: What is the significance of Rumpelstiltskin's final question to Ezmia?
It reveals his plan to escape
It suggests Ezmia might never find satisfaction
It shows he still has hope for redemption
It indicated he knows about her next attack
Chapter 13: What is Ezmia's ultimate goal at the end of the chapter?
To find true love
To become the new Fairy Godmother
To conquer multiple worlds
To collect the souls of all fairies
