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The Chocolate Touch- Chapters 11 and 12

Quiz by Bruce Keizer

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  • Q1
    What did John accidentally do to his mother?
    turned her into chocolate
    made her sick
    ruined her food
    made her angry
    60s
  • Q2
    When the chocolate store reappeared, what was unusual about its windows?
    The windows had chocolate decorations on its curtains.
    There were chocolates all around the borders of the windows.
    The window was completely in a chocolate color.
    All the items John turned into chocolate were hanging in the windows.
    60s
  • Q3
    What gave John the ability to find the coin?
    He could see it because he was greedy.
    He could see it because he was very giving to others.
    He could see it because he was kind to others.
    He could see it because he was unselfish.
    60s
  • Q4
    Part of John's sickness was cured when he began to show...
    chocolatitus
    concern for others
    fear of the disease
    a dislike for chocolate
    60s
  • Q5
    Henry is the very proud proprietor of our block's first lemonade stand. What does proprietor mean in this sentence?
    worker
    carpenter
    manager
    owner
    60s
  • Q6
    Over the past few years, I have been acquiring a large coin collection. What does acquiring mean in this sentence?
    imagining
    gaining
    polishing
    selling
    60s
  • Q7
    Mia was frantically searching for her mother's ring that she misplaced. What does frantically mean in this sentence?
    quickly and worryingly
    slow and steady
    quick and happily
    slowly and sadly
    60s
  • Q8
    Tommy woefully turned off the television after his team lost the Super Bowl. What does woefully mean in this sentence?
    very sadly
    angrily
    harshly
    fearfully
    60s
  • Q9
    After the concert, Maggie was so excited that she could not stop babbling about the show. What does babbling mean in the sentence?
    talking too much
    giving details
    crying
    screaming
    60s
  • Q10
    The walkers exchanged pleasantries and then continued down the street. What does pleasantries mean in this sentence?
    glances
    pictures
    greetings
    stares
    60s

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