1. What is Pinocchio’s greatest desire?
(a) To become a real boy
(b) To eat candy all day
(c) To fly like a bird
(d) To swim in the ocean

2. Who is Pinocchio’s creator?
(a) The Fairy with Turquoise Hair
(b) The Talking Cricket
(c) Geppetto
(d) The Fox and the Cat

3. What happens to Pinocchio’s nose whenever he tells a lie?
(a) It turns red
(b) It grows longer
(c) It disappears
(d) It shrinks

1. What color is the room where the little bunny lives?
(a) Red
(b) Blue
(c) Green
(d) Yellow

2. What animal is going to sleep in the book?
(a) Dog
(b) Cat
(c) Bunny
(d) Bear

3. What is on the wall of the room?
(a) A clock
(b) A framed picture of a fishing rabbit
(c) A window
(d) A mirror

1. Where does Heidi initially live?
(a) With her aunt Dete
(b) With her grandfather
(c) In an orphanage
(d) With her parents

2. Who takes Heidi to live with her grandfather?
(a) Her aunt Dete
(b) A kind neighbor
(c) A social worker
(d) Her parents

3. What is the name of Heidi’s grandfather’s home?
(a) The Alpine Lodge
(b) The Mountain House
(c) Alp-Öhi
(d) The Shepherd’s Cottage

1. What is Charlie Bucket’s favorite thing in the world?
(a) Chocolate bar
(b) Toys
(c) Books
(d) Animals

2. Who is the eccentric owner of the chocolate factory?
(a) Mr. Slugworth
(b) Mr. Willy Wonka
(c) Mr. Bucket
(d) Mrs. Bucket

3. How many golden tickets are hidden in chocolate bars?
(a) 3
(b) 5
(c) 7
(d) 10

1. What is the March family’s surname before their father’s bankruptcy?
(a) Alcott
(b) March
(c) Bhaer
(d) Gardiner

2. Which March sister is known for her love of theater and dramatic flair?
(a) Meg
(b) Jo
(c) Beth
(d) Amy

3. Who is Laurie’s tutor and the March sisters’ close friend?
(a) John Brooke
(b) Professor Bhaer
(c) Mr. Lawrence
(d) Mr. Davis

1. What is the primary theme of The Arrival?
(a) The dangers of immigration
(b) The search for a better life
(c) The loss of cultural identity
(d) The challenges of raising a family

2. How does the protagonist’s arrival in the new land initially make him feel?
(a) Excited and hopeful
(b) Confused and overwhelmed
(c) Angry and resentful
(d) Sad and lonely

3. What do the strange, alien-like creatures in the new land represent?
(a) The challenges of learning a new language
(b) The unfamiliar customs and traditions of the new culture
(c) The feeling of being isolated and misunderstood
(d) The dangers of the unknown

1. What is the name of the young boy who is the central character of the story?
(a) Thomas
(b) Will Stanton
(c) David
(d) Arthur

2. What is Will Stanton’s special ability?
(a) He can fly
(b) He can see into the future
(c) He can speak the Old Speech
(d) He can sense the presence of evil

3. Who is Will’s mentor and guide in his fight against the Dark?
(a) Merlin
(b) Gandalf
(c) Merriman Lyon
(d) Dumbledore

1. What emerged from the tiny egg on one morning?
(a) A butterfly
(b) A ladybug
(c) A tiny and very hungry caterpillar
(d) A worm

2. On Saturday, the caterpillar ate:
(a) One apple
(b) Two pears
(c) Three plums
(d) Ten pieces of junk food

3. What did the caterpillar build around himself after eating all the junk food?
(a) A house
(b) A nest
(c) A cocoon
(d) A garden

1. Where does Anne arrive at the beginning of the story?
(a) A farm in the countryside
(b) An orphanage
(c) A train station
(d) A school

2. Who are the siblings who adopt Anne?
(a) Gilbert Blythe and Diana Barry
(b) Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert
(c) Mrs. Rachel Lynde and her son
(d) The Avery family

3. What color is Anne’s hair?
(a) Brown
(b) Black
(c) Red
(d) Blonde

1. What is Matilda’s last name?
(a) Wormwood
(b) Honey
(c) Trunchbull
(d) Honeydew

2. Who is Matilda’s cruel headmistress?
(a) Miss Honey
(b) Mrs. Phelps
(c) Miss Trunchbull
(d) Mrs. Wormwood

3. What is Matilda’s favorite subject?
(a) Geography
(b) Reading
(c) Science
(d) History