Matilda Ch 17-19

Who is Miss Honey's terrible aunt?

• Matilda’s grandmother

• No one knows her name

• Miss Trunchbull

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When did Matilda practice?

• In her room

• To be better at moving things

• Matilda, by herself

• Every day after school

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How long has Miss Honey lived in the

cottage?

• She recently moved in

• About one year

• About two years

• For many years

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Which does Matilda ask about?

• Miss Honey’s first name

• Miss Honey’s father’s first name

• Miss Trunchbull’s first name

• All of the above

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What happened to Miss Honey’s

parents?

• They died

• They moved to Australia

• They disappeared

• They still live in town, but do not

  want to care for Miss Honey, so

  they hired her aunt to care for

  her

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How old is Miss Honey now?

• 18 years old

• 23 years old

• 25 years old

• It is not known

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How many visitors have come to

meet Miss Honey at her cottage?

• One total

• Several each month

• Several each week

• Her neighbors are always

  stopping by to chat and catch up

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What does Matilda use to help her

practice?

• Her father’s clothes

• Miss Honey’s margarine bread

• Her brother’s toy

• None of the above

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How much is Miss Honey’s allowance

(weekly money she gets)?

• 90% of her job salary

• About 50% of her salary

• 100 pounds

• 1 pound

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How much is Miss Honey’s rent?

(Hint 1 pound = 100 pence)

• 10 pence a month

• 40 pence per week

• 40 pence per month

• 1 pound per week

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