Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Chapter 5

Who are the peculiar children that Jacob meets first?

• Hugh and Miss Peregrine

• Hugh and Emma

• Emma and Millard

• Millard and Claire

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Who does Jacob finally meet inside the house?

• A younger Abe
• The monsters
• Miss Peregrine
• Soldiers

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If something is uncanny, it is...

• mysterious

• continuous

• likely to be influenced

• impressive or magnificent in appearance

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What term best describes the house in the book?

• Misanthropic

• Grandiose

• Precarious

• Perpetuate

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What do the men in the bar (after going through the loop) accuse Jacob of?

• Being peculiar

• Being a spy

• Being a thief

• Lighting the bar on fire

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Who does Jacob finally meet inside the house?

• A younger Abe
• The monsters
• Miss Peregrine
• Soldiers

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What surprises Jacob when he goes through the cairn to the house for the second time?

• The house was empty
• The house was still dilapidated or run-down.
• The house was gone.
• It's sunny and the house is beautiful.

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What convinces Jacob to return to the house a second time?

• His dad
• The words of his grandfather
• A bird that entered in his room at the inn
• The strangeness of the island

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Once first reaching the house, what does Jacob find under a bed?

• A trunk full of clothes
• A trunk full of pictures.
• A trunk full of letters
• A trunk full of his grandfather's belongings

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Why is Jacob's father agreeable to go with Jacob to the island?

• To spend father/son time.
• To get away from his wife
• There is a rare bird on the island.
• To spend time with his son

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