Matilda's Relationships and Education

Miss Honey, a teacher, recognizes Matilda's exceptional talents and decides to provide her with advanced textbooks. She plans to discuss Matilda's abilities with her parents, the Wormwoods, who are indifferent to their daughter's talents. Miss Honey visits them to advocate for Matilda's education, but the Wormwoods are dismissive, valuing appearances over intellect. Despite their lack of interest, Miss Honey remains determined to support Matilda's potential.

What does Miss Honey do to help Matilda during class?

• She provides her with advanced textbooks.

• She asks her to help other students.

• She allows her to play outside.

• She gives her extra homework.

Why does Miss Honey decide to speak with Matilda's parents?

• To inform them about Matilda's exceptional abilities.

• To complain about Matilda's attendance.

• To discuss Matilda's behavior.

• To request a transfer for Matilda.

How does Mr. Wormwood initially react to Miss Honey's visit?

• He is eager to hear about Matilda.

• He is indifferent and dismissive.

• He is angry and confrontational.

• He is curious and welcoming.

What is Mrs. Wormwood's attitude towards Matilda's reading habits?

• She is excited and encouraging.

• She is proud and supportive.

• She is indifferent and dismissive.

• She is concerned and worried.

What suggestion does Miss Honey make regarding Matilda's education?

• To enroll her in a special school.

• To provide her with private tuition.

• To let her skip a grade.

• To give her more homework.