Edward's Eyes

The novel is told from the following point of view:

• First

• Third

• Fourth Omnicient

• Second

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What character does not appear in the baseball field setting during the Prologue?

• Willie

• Maeve

• Jake

• Albert

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Jake's earliest memory in Chapter 1 is when:

• he took Edward to his first day of school.

• he was responsible for potty training his little brother.

• his parents brought his baby brother home from the hospital.

• his mother made him a lunch for the baseball game.

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When Jake tells Sola to sit with Edward in the bathroom, she responds "this family is a democracy!" This phrase is an example of what type of figurative language:

• an idiom

• personification

• hyperbole

• a metaphor

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In Chapter 2, Albert says, "Weezer thinks he is an outfielder." Weezer is:

• Jake's older brother

• Edward's dog

• Albert's dog

• One of the friends playing baseball with Edward

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In Chapter 2, Albert says he would play the game too, "if my legs would take me around the bases." Why do his legs fail him?

• He has polio.

• Albert is too old to play anymore.

• We do not know yet.

• Albert is not yet old enough to walk steadily

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Edward always asked Albert personal questions. In Chapter 3, Jake overheard Edward asking Albert:

• If he was married.

• If he had ever been in love

• how old he was.

• why he didn't play baseball with the kids.

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In Chapter 3, music was playing in the kitchen. How did Jake know Maeve was dancing even though he was in a different room?

• He could hear her feet on the wood floor

• She always dances.

• She was dancing outside to the music and he could see her from the window.

• He could see her shadow.

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What relationship did Maeve and Jack have with the rest of the characters?

• Maeve and Jack were people that worked for the family

• Maeve and Jack were close family friends to the others.

• Maeve and Jack were the parents. The children called them by their first names.

• Maeve and Jack were the oldest children in the family.

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In Chapter 4, the author writes, "Summer always smelled like heat, the ocean, and spines of old books." This sentence is an example of :

• sensory details

• an idiom

• a metaphor

• personification

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