The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane chapters 25-26

Why did Edward never care for dolls?

• He found them scary.

• He thought they were boring.

• He found them annoying and self-centered.

• He found them loud and obnoxious.

Edward was a lone contrarian. What does "lone contrarian" mean?

• along with everyone

• the only one

• only dolls

• only rabbits

What was Edward's shelf-mate's name in Lucius Clarke's shop?

• china doll

• Her name was not given.

• shelf-mate

• none of the above

Edward was sold before his first shelf-mate was sold.

• True

• False

What did Edward's shelf-mate tell him that annoyed him?

• "This is a shop for dolls. Not rabbits."

• "My point is that no one is going to buy you."

• "You're in the wrong place."

• All of the above

Why does Edward not care if anyone buys him from the doll shop?

• He’s done with being loved and loving others because it’s just too painful.

• He’s too old and tired to go on anymore journeys.

• He loves the doll shop and doesn’t want to leave.

• He’s been there so long, he’s accustomed to life on the shelf at the shop.

One doll in the doll shop had been in this world for a century. How long is a century?

• 100 days

• 100 weeks

• 100 years

• 100 months

What did the old doll in the shop wonder?

• who would come for her this time

• who would come for Edward

• who would be her next shelf-mate

• none of the above

What did Edward say to the old doll?

• "I'm tired of being on this shelf."

• "I don't care if anyone comes for me."

• "I'm glad I have a new shelf-mate, you're friendlier than the last doll."

• None of the above

What did the old doll say to Edward that made him think of Pellegrina?

• "Have you ever loved before?"

• "You disappoint me."

• "Your clothes are quite fancy."

• None of the above