S.U.E. Movie Comp Part 5

Who pronounces Count Olaf and Violet as 'wedded wife'?

• Mr. Poe

• Justice Strauss

• Sunny

• Klaus

What does Count Olaf claim about the wedding ceremony?

• That it was just a play and not real.

• That it was an official ceremony with legal vows.

• That Justice Strauss performed it incorrectly.

• That he didn't intend for it to be legally binding.

What does Justice Strauss say about listening to children?

• That everyone should always listen to children.

• That no one ever listens to children.

• That children often exaggerate.

• That children are very wise.

What is the judge's decree for Count Olaf after his capture?

• He is sentenced to life in prison immediately.

• He must suffer every hardship he forced upon the children.

• He is exiled from the city.

• He must pay a large fine.

What happens to Count Olaf's sentence?

• It is upheld by the jury.

• It is overturned by a jury of his peers.

• He escapes before serving it.

• He is pardoned.

What is the Baudelaire family's reaction to receiving the letter from their parents?

• They are angry it took so long to arrive.

• They are confused by its contents.

• They are filled with pride and comfort.

• They believe it is a trick.

What is the main message their parents convey in the letter?

• That they will be returning soon.

• That the world is a dangerous place.

• That as long as they have each other, they have family and are home.

• That they should seek revenge on Count Olaf.

What is the 'passing of the torch' referred to in the narration?

• Passing on a family name.

• Passing a spyglass.

• Passing down a skill.

• Passing along a secret society's symbol.

What kind of people does Lemony Snicket say his story is not about?

• People who know misery and woe.

• People who take comfort in cheerful films about twittering birds and giggling elves.

• People who know there's always a mystery to be solved.

• The Baudelaires.

What kind of people is this story about, according to Lemony Snicket?

• People who give up easily.

• People who know there's always something to invent, read, bite, and make a sanctuary.

• People who prefer sad films.

• People who rely on others to solve their problems.