Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime

He decided to ask Mrs Alexander about Mr Shears because

• it was not strictly on the things he promised his dad not to do

• he was curious

• he was a rebel

• he knew Mrs Alexander might know something

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Who did Christopher asked if Mr Shears had killed?

• Wellington

• himself

• his mother

• another dog

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We found out that Mrs Alexander did not know that

• Wellington was dead

• That Christopher's mother had died

• That his father did not like Mr Shears

• nothing

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What is the main topic of the book 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time'?

• Romance

• Mystery

• Historical Fiction

• Science Fiction

Answer explanation

The book 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' is primarily focused on the genre of Mystery. The story revolves around solving the mysterious death of a dog, and the protagonist's journey to uncover the truth. With elements of suspense and intrigue, the book keeps readers engaged in unraveling the enigma. The author skillfully crafts a captivating narrative that explores the depths of the mystery, making it an intriguing read for fans of the genre.

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What are some key themes explored in 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time'?

• mathematics, science, history, literature

• mystery, suspense, romance, adventure

• comedy, drama, horror, action

• autism, truth and perception, family relationships, personal growth

Answer explanation

The question asks about the key themes explored in 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time'. The correct answer is 'autism, truth and perception, family relationships, personal growth'. This answer highlights the themes that are central to the story, including the portrayal of autism, the exploration of truth and perception, the examination of family relationships, and the focus on personal growth. The other options do not accurately represent the key themes of the book. The explanation is within the word limit of 75 words.

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How does the book portray the protagonist's unique way of thinking?

• The protagonist's unique way of thinking is portrayed through their unconventional ideas and perspectives.

• The protagonist's way of thinking is portrayed as ordinary and conventional.

• The protagonist's unique way of thinking is not portrayed in the book.

• The book does not focus on the protagonist's way of thinking.

Answer explanation

The book portrays the protagonist's unique way of thinking through their unconventional ideas and perspectives. It highlights their distinctiveness and showcases how their thinking sets them apart from others. The book does not focus on the protagonist's way of thinking as ordinary or conventional. Instead, it emphasizes their uniqueness and the impact it has on the story. The answer choice that accurately reflects this portrayal is: 'The protagonist's unique way of thinking is portrayed through their unconventional ideas and perspectives.'

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How does the book challenge stereotypes about autism?

• The book ignores the experiences and perspectives of individuals on the autism spectrum, further marginalizing them.

• The book provides a nuanced and diverse portrayal of individuals on the autism spectrum, debunking common misconceptions and promoting understanding and acceptance.

• The book presents a one-dimensional and unrealistic portrayal of individuals on the autism spectrum, failing to challenge stereotypes.

• The book reinforces stereotypes about autism, perpetuating misconceptions and misunderstanding.

Answer explanation

The book challenges stereotypes about autism by providing a nuanced and diverse portrayal of individuals on the autism spectrum. It debunks common misconceptions and promotes understanding and acceptance. The book does not ignore the experiences and perspectives of individuals on the autism spectrum, further marginalizing them. It also does not present a one-dimensional and unrealistic portrayal of individuals on the autism spectrum, failing to challenge stereotypes. Additionally, it does not reinforce stereotypes about autism, perpetuating misconceptions and misunderstanding. Instead, it offers a comprehensive and insightful perspective.

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What is the dog's name that was owned by Mrs. Shears?

• 
  Walter

• Wellington

• Christopher

• Ivor

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For most of this reading selection (Saturday), what is Christopher doing?

• Investigating the scene of the crime

• 
  Interviewing neighbors

• Talking to his Father

• Doing dective work

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What is the narrative perspective of 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time'?

• First-person

• Second-person

• Third-person limited

• Third-person omniscient

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