"The Green Mamba"

Who is the author of "The Green Mamba"?

• Ray Bradbury

• Roald Dahl

• O Henry

• Rudyard Kipling

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Where does the story take place?

• Africa

• India

• Australia

• Greenland

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What literary genre is "The Green Mamba"?

• Historical

  Fiction

• Poetry

• Fiction

• Autobiography

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Who did Mr. Fuller lower his family down to from the window?

• The neighbor

• Roald

  Dahl

• Mrs. Fuller

• The snake-man

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How is the snake-man described?

• young and athletic

• old, feeble, bald, slow-moving

• old, moves like a leopard

• short, skinny and awkward

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"Wrinkled as a walnut" is an example of...

• a metaphor

• a simile

• personification

• foreshadowing

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In "The Green Mamba," how does the snake-man speak to the snake?

• gently

• harshly

• by singing

• by chuckling

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sad, lonely, hopeless

• cultivate

• cower

• providence

• forlorn

• manipulate

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treat or operate with the hands in a skillful manner

• cultivate

• cower

• providence

• forlorn

• manipulate

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Who was Donald MacFarlane?

• Mr. Fuller
• The snake-man
• The narrator
• The son

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