"Coraline" Chapter 3

Protagonist; a young girl who travels through a mysterious door and into parallel world.

• Coraline Jones
• Mrs. Jones
• Mr. Jones
• The Other Mother
• The Other Father

Coraline does not care for her cooking because she always makes microwaved food.

• Mrs. Jones
• Coraline Jones
• Mr. Jones
• The Other Mother
• The Other Father

A man who seems to be a replica of Coraline‘s father but he has black buttons for eyes.

• The Other Father
• Coraline Jones
• Mrs. Jones
• Mr. Jones
• The Other Mother

Coraline thinks his cooking is too fancy and does not eat it based on principle.

• Mr. Jones
• Coraline Jones
• Mrs. Jones
• The Other Mother
• The Other Father

A tall, thin woman with white skin and long fingers with sharp red fingernails that curve.

• The Other Mother
• Coraline Jones
• Mrs. Jones
• Mr. Jones
• The Other Father

The other old man who has rats for pets instead of mice; they climb all over his body

• The Other Mr. Bobo
• Coraline Jones
• Mrs. Jones
• Mr. Jones
• The Other Mother

How does Coraline end up alone in her house?

• a) her father and mother went vacationing in Paris
• b) her father went to London and her mother to the store
• c) she wasn‘t alone, her parent were asleep
• d) her parents mysteriously vanished

Coraline most likely opens the tiny wooden door because she is:

• a) audaciously courageous
• b) sinfully hard headed
• c) irrevocably curious
• d) unwaveringly intimidated

What is strange about the Other Mother‘s eyes?

• a) they are two black buttons
• b) they are huge and yellow
• c) they are catlike
• d) they are two red buttons

The word corridor is most accurately defined as:

• a) a candlestick holder
• b) a corrupt smell in the air
• c) a long hallway or passage
• d) an ornate, wooden door