Quiz on 'Lob's Girl'

The story "Lob's Girl" can best be described as:

• fantasy.

• science fiction.

• realistic fiction.

• biography.

Which detail from the text most supports the idea that Lob was determined to be with Sandy?

• He played happily on the beach with the Pengelly family.

• He ran to Granny Pearce, whining outside the hospital.

• He didn’t eat the sandwich the guard gave him.

• He was gifted to the Pengelly family by Mr. Dodsworth.

What is the main theme of "Lob's Girl"?

• The importance of loyalty and companionship.

• The dangers of traveling long distances.

• The value of strict rules and boundaries.

• The importance of obedience for dogs.

Which sentence best illustrates Sandy’s connection to Lob?

• "Sandy lay there, very flat under the covers, very still."

• "He was Sandy’s dog. He slept by her bed and followed her everywhere."

• "Jean Pengelly took them all into Plymouth to see the circus."

• "Granny Pearce walked up to the desk."

How does the story reveal that Lob’s love for Sandy goes beyond ordinary loyalty?

• Lob brings her a stick on the beach.

• He returns to Cornwall even after being taken to Liverpool.

• He stays by the hospital door, despite being turned away.

• He obeys Granny Pearce’s instructions outside the hospital room.

Which word best describes Sandy’s initial feelings when she realizes Lob has returned to Cornwall?

• Confused

• Relieved

• Joyful

• Concerned

Why does Sandy’s family believe it was impossible for Lob to be at the hospital?

• They know Lob had never been to Plymouth.

• The family received a call that Lob had been buried at sea.

• They assumed he would not recognize the hospital.

• They were told animals were not allowed at the hospital.

What is the main conflict in "Lob's Girl"?

• Lob’s desire to be with Sandy despite obstacles.

• Sandy’s reluctance to follow her family’s wishes.

• Lob’s initial struggle to be accepted by the Pengellys.

• Sandy’s fear of visiting her Aunt Rebecca.

How does Lob help Sandy in the hospital?

• He lies next to her, keeping her warm.

• He whines, which prompts her to wake up briefly.

• He barks, alerting the nurses to her room.

• He stays outside, offering comfort to her family.

What does Sandy’s reaction to Lob’s return indicate about her character?

• She has a special loyalty to her family.

• She often gets scared of unfamiliar situations.

• She deeply values her connection with Lob.

• She enjoys meeting new animals.