A Monster Calls Chapters 11-16

In Conor's dreams, what does the Monster represent?

• happiness and joy

• love and affection

• peace and tranquility

• fear and anxiety

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What purpose does the Monster serve in the story?

• The Monster serves as the main protagonist in the story.

• The Monster serves as a minor character in the story.

• The Monster serves as a symbol of hope in the story.

• The Monster serves as the main antagonist in the story.

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How does Conor's relationship with his Grandmother change throughout the chapters?

• Closer and more understanding

• Distant and less understanding

• Hostile and confrontational

• Unchanged throughout the chapters

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What are some of the stories the Monster tells Conor?

• A prince who becomes a monster, a queen who can heal, and a parson who can't save anyone.

• A mermaid who can't swim, a wizard who can't cast spells, and a king who can't rule.

• A superhero who loses his powers, a wizard who can control time, and a knight who can't defeat dragons.

• A princess who turns into a frog, a king who can fly, and a magician who can't perform tricks.

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Why does Conor have recurring dreams?

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What is the significance of Conor's dreams in the story?

• Metaphor for internal struggles and emotions

• Conor's dreams are a sign of his psychic abilities

• Conor's dreams are a way for him to escape reality

• Conor's dreams are a result of his overactive imagination

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What role does Conor's Grandmother play in the story?

• wise and supportive mentor

• comic relief character

• absent and uninvolved

• villainous antagonist

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What is the significance of the Monster's stories in the story?

• They are just random tales with no significance.

• They are meant to entertain Conor.

• They are meant to teach Conor important life lessons.

• They are meant to scare Conor.

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How does Conor's mother's illness affect his relationship with the Monster?

• It makes Conor resent the Monster.

• It makes Conor more dependent on the Monster.

• It makes Conor ignore the Monster.

• It makes Conor fear the Monster.

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What does Conor learn from his interactions with the Monster?

• How to fight monsters.

• How to tell stories.

• How to deal with his emotions and fears.

• How to ignore his problems.

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