The Chocolate War Novel Quiz! Trivia

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The correct answer is Trinity. This suggests that Trinity is the name of the New England boy's school that serves as the setting for the story.

Jerry said that he would not sell the chocolates when Brother Leon called his name.

The word "pummeled" implies that Jerry was physically attacked or beaten. Therefore, the missing word should be someone who is likely to engage in such behavior. Emile fits this description as a potential aggressor.

Archie notices Renault's toughness and stubbornness when he refuses to give up on the field after being wiped out.

Leon calls Archie into his room after school because he is desperate to ensure the success of the candy sales and wants to involve The Vigils in achieving this goal.

The given statement suggests that Obie hated Archie and was tired of cleaning up after him. This implies that Obie's feelings towards Archie were negative and he felt burdened by the responsibility of picking up after him. Therefore, it can be inferred that the statement is true.

Goober is assigned the task of loosening every screw that holds anything together in Brother Eugene's room on Thursday night.

Obie is the secretary for The Vigils and he openly criticizes Archie, but is drawn to his power and charm. This suggests that Obie has conflicting feelings towards Archie. On one hand, he criticizes him, possibly due to his actions or behavior. However, on the other hand, he is drawn to Archie's power and charm, indicating that he may also admire or be fascinated by him. This implies that Obie has a complex relationship with Archie, where he both dislikes and is intrigued by him.

An "Assignment" in the context of the given question refers to something that Archie, a member of The Vigils, comes up with for someone to do in order to be a part of the secret membership. These assignments are typically pranks or psychological exercises rather than violent measures. Archie is known for his expertise in psychological exercises and is responsible for assigning tasks to potential members.

The correct answer, "Do I dare disturb the universe?" suggests that these were the words written on the poster in Jerry's locker. This phrase implies a sense of curiosity, bravery, and a willingness to challenge the status quo. It could indicate that Jerry is someone who is not afraid to question and disrupt the established norms or conventions.

Jerry's new assignment was to sell the chocolates. This can be inferred from the fact that he was given the task of selling all 50 boxes of chocolates in one day. The other options mentioned in the question do not align with this information.

The answer is "Jerry got his Assignment after Goober had completed his" because the sentence states that Jerry received his assignment before Goober had finished his. Therefore, Jerry must have received his assignment after Goober had completed his.

The given information states that the two individuals had a routine of work and school, did not talk much, and never shared feelings. This suggests a distant and formal relationship, which is commonly seen between a father and son. Hence, the correct answer is Jerry and his Father.

The statement says that "Each boy who bought a ticket could hit Jerry." This implies that every boy who bought a ticket had the ability to hit Jerry. However, the correct answer is False, indicating that the statement is not true. Therefore, it can be inferred that not every boy who bought a ticket could hit Jerry, contradicting the given statement.

Obie regrets not going out for football and instead being involved in something he can't even tell his parents. This suggests that he feels a sense of regret and missed opportunity for not pursuing his passion for football and instead being involved in something secretive or potentially shameful. The fact that he can't even share this with his parents implies that it may be something illegal or morally wrong, deepening his regret.

The correct answer is Nazi Germany. This choice is supported by the fact that Brother Leon accused Bailey of cheating and then physically assaulted him. The rest of the class remained silent, indicating a culture of fear and obedience. The anonymous boy who called out to let Bailey alone could be seen as a small act of resistance against the oppressive atmosphere. Comparing this situation to Nazi Germany suggests a similar environment of fear, control, and the suppression of individual rights and freedoms.

The irony about Archie's picture of Emile is that there had never been a picture in the first place. This means that Archie had been claiming to have a picture of Emile, but in reality, it never existed. This creates a sense of deception and irony as Archie's actions and claims are proven to be false.

Goober said there was evil in the school. This suggests that he believes there is something morally wrong or corrupt happening within the school environment. It implies that he may have witnessed or experienced negative or harmful actions or behaviors that he associates with the presence of evil.

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The shadows of the goal posts resemble a network of crosses, empty crucifixes. This suggests that the shape and arrangement of the shadows create a pattern that resembles a series of crosses, similar to the shape of a crucifix without any figures on it. This comparison highlights the religious symbolism and imagery associated with the shadows, creating a visual representation that evokes a sense of spirituality and solemnity.

The correct answer is "He said that Jerry had guts; he wished he had thought of saying no." This answer suggests that the kid on the bus admired Jerry's ability to say no and stand up for himself. The kid wishes he had the courage to do the same.

Archie's plan to get rid of Jerry's chocolates was to hold a raffle. This means that he intended to sell tickets for a chance to win something, with the proceeds going towards covering the cost of the chocolates. By holding a raffle, Archie would be able to get rid of the chocolates and potentially make some money in the process.

Archie chose the color white for the marble.

Jerry was taken away in an ambulance at the end of the story. This suggests that something serious happened to him, possibly an accident or injury. The use of an ambulance implies that he required immediate medical attention and could not simply walk away from the situation.

The correct answer is 5 white marbles and 1 black marble. This is because the question states that there are 5 white marbles and 1 black marble in the black box. The other options mentioned in the question, such as marbles of various shapes and colors and sand, are not relevant to the answer.

The given answer, "Brother Eugene was crushed when the bookcase fell on top of him," did not happen in Room 19. The passage states that it took 37 seconds for all of the furniture to collapse, and Brother Eugene was not mentioned as being crushed when the bookcase fell.

The statement mentions that "Each boy was meeting his own quota on his own". This implies that each boy was responsible for meeting their own quota individually. Therefore, the correct answer is False because it contradicts the statement.

During football practice in Chapter 1, Jerry discovers that he has guts. This implies that he is courageous and has the determination to face challenges and push through difficult situations. This revelation suggests that Jerry possesses a strong character trait that will likely contribute to his success in football and other aspects of his life.

Goober had stopped selling at twenty-seven boxes in support of Jerry.

The statement suggests that Goober believed the fight would be a good way for Jerry to seek revenge or settle a score. However, the correct answer is false, indicating that Goober did not think the fight would be a suitable solution for Jerry.

The answer is "It happened before the sale started" because the incident in Room 19 occurred prior to the commencement of the chocolate sale.

The statement implies that Brian Cochran got the treasurer's job because he wanted to be an accountant. However, this is not a valid reason for getting a treasurer's job. The job of a treasurer typically requires skills and qualifications related to finance and management, not just a desire to be an accountant. Therefore, the answer is False.

Jerry did not experience the situation where his new sneakers were replaced with a pair of pink girl's sneakers.

After Jerry was beaten at school, he became invisible to the students and teachers. This suggests that he withdrew and isolated himself from others, possibly due to the emotional and physical trauma he experienced. This could be a coping mechanism to protect himself from further harm or to avoid any potential negative attention.

Obie is especially disgruntled this day because he fears he may lose his job if he continues to be late. This suggests that his job is important to him and he is worried about the consequences of his tardiness. It implies that he values his employment and is concerned about the potential negative impact on his livelihood.

Jerry realized the assignment was cruel, indicating that he became aware of the fact that the assignment was harsh or unfair in some way. This suggests that Jerry recognized the cruelty of the task, implying that he understood the negative and potentially harmful nature of the assignment. Therefore, the statement "Jerry realized the Assignment was cruel" is true.

Cochran overheard Brothers Jacques and Leon discussing that Leon was abusing his power of attorney and had over-extended the school's finances.

Brother Leon is the correct answer because he is the one who told Archie that if the sale was a failure, The Vigils would go down the drain. This suggests that Brother Leon has a significant role in the success or failure of The Vigils and that he is aware of the consequences of a failed sale.

Jerry learned where the secret of Brother Leon lurked, which was in his eyes. This suggests that Brother Leon's eyes revealed something about him that Jerry discovered and considered to be the secret. The other options, such as a safe deposit box, prayer book, or handshake, do not imply the same level of personal revelation or hidden knowledge as the eyes.

The phrase "Looked like crucifixes to Obie" suggests that Obie saw something that resembled crucifixes. The options provided are "goalpost," "goalposts," and "goal post." None of these options directly relate to crucifixes, therefore it is not clear why Obie would associate them with crucifixes. Without further context or information, it is difficult to determine the correct answer.

Archie's opinion of Brother Leon's conduct during the chocolate sale was that he believed Brother Leon had exaggerated and made it overly dramatic, causing everyone to feel pressured and uncomfortable.

Brother Leon's explanation for the way the sales were was that the boys had been infected by Jerry's apathy.

Rollo made the comment about the ineffectiveness of The Vigils.

Brother Jacques confronted Archie.

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The Hippie causes Jerry to question his existence in the world because he challenges Jerry's beliefs and values. The Hippie represents a countercultural perspective that goes against the mainstream society that Jerry is accustomed to. By interacting with the Hippie and hearing his unconventional ideas, Jerry is forced to confront his own beliefs and question the purpose and meaning of his existence in the world.

Archie told Brother Jacques about the prank with the word "environment".

Carter is the correct answer because he is the one who stated that The Vigils' problem was that they had become involved with the chocolate sale and allowed Jerry to make fools of them.

The statement contradicts the given information. Carter suggests making the sale popular and getting it over quickly, which implies that they want to generate more attention and prolong the process. Therefore, the correct answer is false.