Matilda, chapters 15-17

Who does Matilda decide to confide in about the glass?

• Miss Honey

• her father

• Nigel

• her mother

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Is Miss Honey's glass empty or full when Matilda tips it over?

• The glass is full.

• Her glass is empty.

• Her glass is almost full.

• The glass is half full.

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Who says, "Tip glass, tip!"?

• Nigel

• Matilda's brother

• Miss Honey

• Matilda

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Who says, "I was flying past the stars on silver wings?"

• Miss Trunchbull

• Miss Honey

• Matilda

• Lavender

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What word does Miss Honey use to describe Matilda?

• phenomenon

• amazing

• extraordinary

• unusual

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What leads Miss Honey and Matilda to her cottage?

• a narrow-dirt path

• a brick path

• a concrete sidewalk

• a path covered with small pebbles

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What substance does Miss Honey spread on the two slices of bread?

• jam

• cream cheese

• margarine

• marmalade

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Due to Matilda's wisdom, what does Miss Honey suppose she must call Matilda?

• a young scholar

• a mature young girl

• an older child

• a grown-up child

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How much money does Miss Honey have to live off each week?

• $5.00 each week

• one pound per week

• two pounds per week

• $20.00 each week

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What kind of stove does Miss Honey have?

• a wood-burning stove

• a paraffin stove

• a gas stove

• an electric stove

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