No Witchcraft for Sale Quiz Review

How does Gideon treat Teddy when Teddy is a child?

• With cruelty.

• With caution.

• With affection.

• With indifference.

Why does Gideon become more distant from Teddy over time?

• Teddy begins to show the same prejudices as his parents.

• Gideon doesn't have as much time for Teddy.

• Teddy is becoming more independent as he grows older.

• Teddy and Gideon have a fight over food.

What injury does Teddy suffer?

• He cuts his hand.

• He eats a poisonous plant.

• He falls into a pit and breaks his leg.

• He gets snake venom in his eyes.

How does Gideon cure Teddy?

• With a magic spell.

• With a native herbal treatment.

• By taking him to a witch doctor.

• By putting bandages on him.

When the scientist asks Gideon about the cure, how does Gideon respond?

• He says he cannot remember.

• He explains the cure from a scientific perspective.

• He gives step-by-step instructions for the cure.

• He asks the scientist for payment.

Who wrote "No Witchcraft for Sale"?

• Doris Lessing

• Jane Austen

• Dylan Thomas

• William Wordsworth

How does Mrs. Farquar feel about Gideon?

• She is mistrustful of him because he uses traditional treatments.

• She is angry with him because his cooking is terrible.

• She likes him because he treats Teddy affectionately.

• She is indifferent toward him.

How effective is Gideon's cure?

• It only works when the patient believes it will work.

• It has no effect.

• It is poisonous.

• It works, saving Teddy's eyes.

How do the Farquars respond to Gideon's effort to save Teddy's eyes?

• They are afraid.

• They are grateful.

• They are humiliated.

• They are in denial.

Which of the following is supported by the story?

• Gideon's cure is fake.

• Gideon's cure is a traditional native treatment.

• Gideon's cure is faith-based.

• Gideon's cure is based on scientific research.