1. At the beginning of Chapter 12 the BFG
explains to Sophie that she is only four years old instead of eight
years old. What is his reasoning for this?
Human
beans are only half as old as Giants.
Human
beans don't know how to count.
Human beans spend half
of their lives sleeping.
2. Sophie thinks the Giants look even more
grotesque sleeping than when they are awake. Using context
clues, what is the meaning of the word "grotesque?"
unnaturally
odd or ugly
unusually
large
foreign and unfamiliar
3. Who is the ONLY human bean all giants are
frightened of?
Mary
Jack
Peter Piper
4. What did the BFG do with the nightmare he had
captured?
He let it
go.
He put it on the
shelf with the others.
He released in the
Fleshlumpeater's face.
5. The BFG explains to Sophie that he is able to
hear the music dreams make as well as
understand
them, like a language.
sing along with them.
write them down.
6. Which of the following comments does the BFG
ask Sophie to forgive him for?
Human
beans are liars.
He
believes human beans refuse to believe in anything unless they see it
right in from of them.
Human beans are very
unkind to anything or anyone they do not understand.
7. What example does the BFG give Sophie when
trying to disprove her comment about everything that is alive needs
some sort of food?
the north
wind
trees and plants
the stars in the sky
8. What does the BFG show Sophie explaining that
he has borrowed it from a little boy?
a book
a
box of crayons
some jars for his
dreams
9. Sophie tells the BFG there is the one
human bean who is very kind and will not put him in the zoo. Who
is it?
the
President of the United States
the
Queen of England
the King
10. The BFG makes the comment, "Never in a month
of Mondays." Which of the following is the correct version of
this comment?
Never in a
month of Fridays.
Never
in a month of Saturdays.
Never in a month of
Sundays.
11. What example does the BFG use to explain to
Sophie how dreams can be mixed?
They can
be mixed just like mixing a cake.
They
can be mixed just like mixing pancakes.
They can be mixed just
like mixing paint.
12. What is "The Great Plan?"
The BFG
will return Sophie to the orphanage.
The
BFG will break into the castle.
The BFG will mix up a
dream for the Queen of England.
13. Where does Sophie sit as she and the BFG set
off to meet the Queen?
She sits
in his pocket.
She sits
in the BFG's ear.
She sits in the
suitcase.
14. How did the BFG find which window in the
palace was the window of the Queen?
He
listened for her breathing.
He
peaked through the curtains.
The light was on and
he could see her reading in bed.
15. Where did the BFG put Sophie once he found
the window?
He set her
on the roof right above the window.
He
set her on the windowsill.
He put her inside on
the bed.
16. Where does the BFG tell Sophie he will be
waiting for her while she waits for the Queen to wake?
He will
return to his cave.
He
will wait in the Queen's garden.
He will wait with her.
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