"Coraline" Chapter 7

She is thrown into the mirror-closet for having bad manners; she meets child-like ghost.

• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• c. The Ghost Boy
• d. The Ghost Girls
• e. The Other World

They are trapped somewhere in the Other World; Coraline realizes how much she loves and misses them.

• f. Mr. & Mrs. Jones
• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• c. The Ghost Boy
• d. The Ghost Girls

A place beyond our reality where everyone has an evil opposite

• e. The Other World
• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• c. The Ghost Boy
• d. The Ghost Girls

She has already imprisoned three children in the Other World; they refer to her as the beldam.

• b. The Other Mother
• a. Coraline Jones
• c. The Ghost Boy
• d. The Ghost Girls
• e. The Other World

He‘s been trapped for a really long time and has forgotten his name and lost his heart to the beldam.

• c. The Ghost Boy
• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• d. The Ghost Girls
• e. The Other World

They have been trapped in the Other World for ages; they have lost their souls.

• d. The Ghost Girls
• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• c. The Ghost Boy
• e. The Other World

The line: ―"fingers running over it like the gentle beat of a moth wings" is an example of:

• a) metaphor
• b) simile
• c) idiom
• d) hyperbole

Judging by the way the ghost boy speaks we can most accurately infer that he has been:

• a) trapped for a very long time
• b) taught another language
• c) from another country
• d) beaten until he spoke properly

The ghost children lose the parts of themselves in which order:

• a) beating heart, breath, names, memories
• b) memories, names, breath, beating heart
• c) names, breath, memories, beating heart
• d) breath, names, beating heart, memories

Why doesn‘t Coraline want to run away and flee like the ghost children suggest?

• a) she‘d rather stay with her Other Mother
• b) she wants to find her parents
• c) she‘s brave and loves a challenge
• d) she wants to find the Black Cat