The Veldt

Front

What is the relationship between the children and the nursery in 'The Veldt'?

Back

The children love the nursery in the way that they should love their parents.

Front

Why did Mrs. Hadley find the screams familiar at the beginning of the story?

Back

The screams were familiar to her because they were the parent's screams.

Front

What does the quote 'He never looked at his father anymore, nor at his mother' reveal about Peter's feelings?

Back

It reveals that Peter doesn't respect his parents.

Front

What does the phrase 'Children are carpets, they should be stepped on occasionally' mean?

Back

It means that parents should discipline their children.

Front

What is one of the main themes of 'The Veldt'?

Back

When parents spoil their children, it can have consequences.

Front

How does technology impact the relationship between parents and children in 'The Veldt'?

Back

Technology creates a disconnect and can lead to a lack of respect and communication.

Front

What role does the nursery play in the children's lives?

Back

The nursery serves as a substitute for parental attention and affection.

Front

What does the story suggest about the consequences of excessive technology use?

Back

Excessive technology use can lead to emotional detachment and negative family dynamics.

Front

How do the children in 'The Veldt' view their parents?

Back

The children view their parents with a lack of respect and authority.

Front

What is the significance of the lions in the nursery?

Back

The lions symbolize the children's hidden aggression and the dangers of their environment.