"Coraline" Chapter 8

She challenges the Other Mother to game and struggles fiercely to complete the challenges.

• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• c. The Ghost Boy
• d. The First Ghost Girl
• e. The Other Ms. Spink & Forcible

A young child who lost his soul to the Other Mother; Coraline finds it hidden amongst her toys.

• c. The Ghost Boy
• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• d. The First Ghost Girl
• e. The Other Ms. Spink & Forcible

A place where everything is corrupt and evil; Coraline must try to escape this world of opposites.

• f. The Other World
• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• c. The Ghost Boy
• d. The First Ghost Girl

Coraline pulls her soul-marble from the hands of a gelatinous creature; she urges her to escape with it.

• d. The First Ghost Girl
• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• c. The Ghost Boy
• e. The Other Ms. Spink & Forcible

A sinister creature that takes the form of Coraline‘s mother; she wants to feast on Coraline‘s soul.

• b. The Other Mother
• a. Coraline Jones
• c. The Ghost Boy
• d. The First Ghost Girl
• e. The Other Ms. Spink & Forcible

They become a jelly-like substance melded together; they accuse Coraline of being a thief!

• e. The Other Ms. Spink & Forcible
• a. Coraline Jones
• b. The Other Mother
• c. The Ghost Boy
• d. The First Ghost Girl

Which set of words are synonyms for dutiful?

• a) loving and kind-hearted
• b) hateful and malicious
• c) respectful and obedient
• d) disrespectful and disobedient

What type of game does Coraline challenge the Other Mother to?

• a) trivia—questions and answers
• b) an exploring game
• c) a race
• d) a riddle game

What is the only part of the Other World that Coraline claims is real?

• a) the well
• b) the garden
• c) the house
• d) the tennis court

She tapped her finger, gently, tap-tap-tap is an example of:

• a) simile
• b) metaphor
• c) onomatopoeia
• d) personification