Chapter 7 - The Field Guide - Spiderwick 01

What are Jared and Mallory doing what Jared goes to see them?

• Playing video games

• Watching TV

• Fighting

• Reading a book together

What does Mallory threaten to do with the book?

• Write a sequel - Part Two

• Tear it up

• Give it back to the Brownie

• Return it to Aunt Lucinda

• Throw it in the fire

What has Jared made for the 'boggart'?

• Some cookies

• A new coat

• A new house

• A story book

The room has an adult size desk and papers inside it.

What does Simon think it must also have?

• A window

• A secret door

• A dumbwaiter

• A zipline

What did Mallory put inside the boggart's new house?

• A hair ribbon

• A cookie

• A fencing medal

• A mousetrap

"my darling Lucinda, age 4"

This proves that:

• Arthur Spiderwick is Lucinda's Dad

• Lucinda is stuck in a nuthouse

• Arthur and Lucinda Spiderwick are no longer alive

• Arthur Spiderwick knew about the boggart

What happened over the next week?

Select ALL the correct answers.

• Construction people came to the house

• The boggart attacked Mallory

• Movers were milling around

• Mom watched them like a hawk

• Aunt Lucinda sent them a letter

Select TWO things that are FALSE

• The mice are no longer alive

• The mice are on leashes

• Thimbletack likes his new house

• Thimbletack dislikes his new house

What is unusual about the way that Thimbletack speaks?

Arthur Spiderwick's book is not for your kind;

Too much about Fey for a mortal to find;

All who have kept it have come to harm;

Be it through violence or through charm;

Throw the book away, toss it in a fire;

If you do not heed, you will draw their ire.

• He speaks in rhyme

• He speaks a different language

• Nobody can understand him

• It's impossible to tell

Which lines rhyme in Thimbletack's 'poem'?

Arthur Spiderwick's book is not for your kind;

Too much about Fey for a mortal to find;

All who have kept it have come to harm;

Be it through violence or through charm;

Throw the book away, toss it in a fire;

If you do not heed, you will draw their ire.

• Every second and fourth line

• Every first and second line

• Every third and fifth line

• Every first and third line