Hitchhiker

Where does Adams see the hitchhiker?

• the Brooklyn Bridge

• standing beside a barbed-wire fence

• outside the Navajo reservation

• all of these

Why is the following event important to the development of the plot?

Adams sees the hitchhiker on the Brooklyn Bridge.

• The hitchhiker is introduced

• The setting is established

• It is the climax of the story

• It puts the reader in suspense

What characteristics make the hitchhiker look like a huge human rat? Tick all the correct answers.

• grey jacket

• cloth cap

• quick eyes

• pointed ears

• enormous pockets

What articles did the hitchhiker take from the driver? Tick all correct answers.

• His belt.

• His tie.

• His shoelace.

• His watch.

• His wedding ring.

Why was the hitchhiker confident nobody will be checking up on him?

• He stole the police officer’s notebooks from his pockets.

• He has a common name and would be easily confused with others.

• He didn’t do anything wrong, because he was only hitchhiking.

• He lied to the police officer about his name and address.

What does the hitchhiker say the secret to life is?

• Finding ways to trick the police.

• Being very good at something that is very hard to do.

• Being happy with whatever situation you find yourself in.

• Working somewhere that makes you happy every day.

What is the best summary for The Hitchhiker?

• A

• B

• C

-The hitchhiker always has fresh rain on his jacket-The hitchhiker always has on the same clothes all the time-The hitchhiker goes everywhere Adam goes-only Adam can see the hitchhiker-

• What happened to Ronald at the Bridge?

• What details about the hitchhiker's appreaance and actions suggest he's not real?

• What did Adams try to do while the girl was in the car?

• W

What is the primary theme explored in the story involving a hitchhiker?

• A) Adventure and exploration

• B) Fear and paranoia

• C) Friendship and trust

• D) Love and betrayal

Which literary device is predominantly used when describing the hitchhiker's appearance?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole