Review Q! G9

1. How do Mrs. White and Herbert first react to the story about the Monkey's Paw? 

• They do not believe that the paw is magical 

• They think it may spread a disease from India

2. Which of these is a clear example of foreshadowing? 

• The fakir's prediction that any who interferes with fate will regret it. 

• Mrs. White's prediction that Mr. White will win the next round of chess. 

3. Which of these is Mr. White's final wish? 

• To stop his wife from being hysterically angry. 

• To return his son to cemetary to spare Mrs. White from seeing his condition. 

4. Which of the details below is part of the exposition of the story? 

• The White family wait for a visit from an old friend. 

• Mr. White wishes for 200 pounds to pay off the house mortgage. 

6. The narrator who gives us an all-round view of a story, following each character through their journey, thoughts, locations and perspectives is a/an:

• Third person omniscient narrator. 

• Second person narrator

8. We identify second person narratives through the pronouns: 

• You and Your

• They and theirs

10. The Monkey’s Paw is narrated in

• Third person omniscient perspective 

• The second person perspective 

12. A resolution is that part of the story in which there is intense action and conflict between a character against a character.

• Yes

• No

14. Dialogue plays a big part in interpreting the tone of a story because it is not what is said, it is how it is said.

• True

• False

Reorder the following

• With one wish left, Mr.White realizes that his wife would not be able to deal with seeing Herbert in the condition in which he died and uses the Monkey’s Paw to wish him back to the cemetery.

• In this part of the story,  we are introduced to Mr. & Mrs. White, their son Herbert and their friend in their home on cold winter’s night

  
  

• A wish is made for 200 pounds and Herbert is killed. The company he works for pays Mr.& Mrs. White the same amount as compensation for their loss

  
  

• Mrs. White has an idea to use the Monkey’s Paw to bring Herbert back from the dead and in a fit of grief asks Mr. White to make the second wish.

  
  

• A discussion is held about making a wish for $200 so that the house debt can be paid off. When the wish is executed, all the characters feel something strange happen. Herbert said that he would probably not see the money.