Thief of Always

What does the author's use of personification emphasize?

• He was bored or lost in this long boring, gloomy month.

• It's cold

• The month is mean to Harvey

• The month ate him

Short Constructed Response: How does the setting at the beginning of the story in chapter 1 influence the plot?

Answer explanation

At the beginning of the story, Harvey describes the month of February as being______This setting influences him to ___

The action of Harvey returning to the House of Holidays in chapter 18 are significant because they show that_? 2 answers

• Harvey is scared

• Harvey is brave

• Harvey is goofy

• Harvey is selfish once again.

• Selfless

Who is the main character of The Thief of Always?

• Wendell

• Harvey Swick

• Harvery Shick

• Harvey's Mom

What is the primary theme of 'The Thief of Always'?

• A) The passage of time

• B) The importance of family

• C) The power of friendship

• D) The dangers of greed

Which character in 'The Thief of Always' is known for their mischievous nature?

• A) Rictus

• B) Wendell

• C) Lulu

• D) Mrs. Griffin

In 'The Thief of Always', what does the Holiday House symbolize?

• A) A place of eternal happiness

• B) A trap for the unwary

• C) A sanctuary for the lost

• D) A home for the brave

What literary device is predominantly used in 'The Thief of Always' to describe the changing seasons?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

How does Harvey Swick change throughout 'The Thief of Always'?

• A) He becomes more selfish

• B) He learns the value of time

• C) He becomes more fearful

• D) He loses his sense of adventure

What role does Mr. Hood play in 'The Thief of Always'?

• A) The benevolent caretaker

• B) The antagonist

• C) The wise mentor

• D) The comic relief