The Dance of the Living and Dead

What unusual behavior does Bod notice among the graveyard residents one winter morning?

• They are all sleeping.

• They are singing a song he has never heard.

• They are arguing loudly.

• They are leaving the graveyard.

What is the "Macabray" that Bod hears about?

• A type of food.

• A dance for the living and the dead.

• A new game.

• A secret meeting.

Why does Silas not participate in the Macabray?

• He is too busy.

• He is neither living nor dead.

• He doesn't like dancing.

• He is not invited.

What do the living people in the town do with the white blossoms?

• They eat them.

• They use them to decorate their homes.

• They hand them out to everyone in the town.

• They make tea with them.

Who does Bod share the final dance of the night with?

• Silas

• Fortinbras Bartleby

• The Lady on the Grey

• Mrs. Caraway

What promise does The Lady on the Grey make to Bod?

• She will teach him to dance.

• He can ride her horse when it is his time.

• She will give him a white flower.

• She will tell him a secret.

How does Bod feel the morning after the dance when no one acknowledges it happened?

• Relieved

• Frustrated

• Indifferent

• Amused

What does Bod receive from a man in the town square?

• A red rose

• A white flower

• A golden coin

• A silver key

What is the reaction of Mrs. Caraway to the town tradition of picking white blossoms?

• She thinks it’s nonsense.

• She is excited about it.

• She is confused by it.

• She is angry about it.

What weather event makes Bod overjoyed at the end of the chapter?

• A thunderstorm

• A sunny day

• Snowfall

• A rainbow