Uncle Andrew's Experiments and Beliefs

Diggory learns about his Uncle Andrew's experiment involving magical rings that transport beings to another world. Uncle Andrew reveals the rings' origins from an Atlantean box and his unethical use of them on Polly. Diggory is faced with the moral dilemma of rescuing Polly, realizing the true nature of his uncle's actions.

What was Diggory's initial reaction to Polly's disappearance?

• He screamed.

• He laughed.

• He ran away.

• He clapped.

What did Uncle Andrew claim about his experiment?

• It was a joke.

• It was a dream.

• It was a failure.

• It was a success.

Who was Mrs. Lafaye to Uncle Andrew?

• His aunt

• His godmother

• His sister

• His teacher

What did Uncle Andrew do with the box Mrs. Lafaye gave him?

• He burned it.

• He opened it.

• He gave it away.

• He lost it.

How did Uncle Andrew justify breaking promises?

• He was forced to break it.

• He forgot about the promise.

• He believed rules didn't apply to great thinkers.

• He thought it was a joke.

What did Uncle Andrew believe about people with hidden wisdom?

• They are bound by common rules.

• They are freed from common rules.

• They are always wrong.

• They are always right.

What was the origin of the box according to Uncle Andrew?

• Greek

• Roman

• Egyptian

• Atlantean

What did Uncle Andrew use for his experiments?

• Cats

• Birds

• Dogs

• Guinea pigs

Why did Uncle Andrew refuse to go to the other world himself?

• He was too old.

• He was too scared.

• He was too busy.

• He was too tired.

What did Diggory decide to do about Polly?

• Ignore the situation.

• Go after her.

• Tell his mother.

• Call the police.