Serafina And The Black Cloak Novel Quiz!
- 1.
What unique ability does Braedon have that Serafina finds herself amazed with when she witnesses it?
- A.
He loves horses and cares deeply about his 4 black horses because they were with him when his family was still alive.
- B.
He is very intuitive with animals and handles them in a way that most people can't begin to do.
- C.
He is able to trust and believe in Serafina --and becomes his friend - when she has never had a friend before.
- D.
He is kind and interesting and he listens to her well
Correct Answer
B. He is very intuitive with animals and handles them in a way that most people can't begin to do.Explanation
Braedon's unique ability that amazes Serafina is his intuition with animals and his exceptional way of handling them. This suggests that Braedon has a deep understanding of animals and possesses a special connection with them that goes beyond what most people can achieve. Serafina finds this ability impressive because it demonstrates Braedon's extraordinary skill and empathy towards animals, making him stand out from others.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Why must Serafina walk home while there is a rescue party there and she could have ridden back to Biltmore House with them and with Braeden in the carriage?
- A.
Because Braeden didn't want her to be seen by his uncle because he'd be embarrassed to be seen with her.
- B.
Serafina didn't really like being closed in within the carriage and couldn't bare to get back in it, so she wanted to be in the forest and walk back home.
- C.
Serafina knew that the men in the rescue party didn't know of her existence and didn't want to let out her and her Pa's secret that they'd been living in the workshop in the basement.
- D.
Serafina and Braeden had become mad at each other and couldn't stand to be around each other because of that, so she decided she should walk instead of riding with him.
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C. Serafina knew that the men in the rescue party didn't know of her existence and didn't want to let out her and her Pa's secret that they'd been living in the workshop in the basement.Explanation
Serafina chose to walk home instead of riding back with the rescue party because she wanted to keep her and her Pa's secret hidden. The men in the rescue party were unaware of her existence and she didn't want to risk exposing their secret living arrangement in the workshop basement of Biltmore House.Rate this question:
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- 3.
When Serafina is in the graveyard, she sees gravestones and then sees a statue ---what type of statue does she see there?
- A.
A gargoyle who was a guardian
- B.
A lion with a lion cub
- C.
A black cloak statue
- D.
An angel with a sword
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D. An angel with a swordExplanation
In the graveyard, Serafina sees an angel statue with a sword. This suggests that the statue represents a guardian or protector, as angels are often associated with these roles. The presence of the sword further emphasizes the idea of protection, as swords are commonly associated with strength and defense.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What does Serafina find in the graveyard that makes her smile to the point of giggling?
- A.
Flowers
- B.
Lion cubs
- C.
A funny epitaph that is twisted and strange
- D.
A red fox
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B. Lion cubsExplanation
Serafina finds lion cubs in the graveyard that make her smile to the point of giggling.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What attacks Serafina in the graveyard and why?
- A.
The angel came to life and attacked her ---it was obvious that the people in the town had disappeared because of this angel and the angel's ability to come to life.
- B.
The man in the black cloak - because he wanted to absorb her like he'd done the girl in the yellow dress.
- C.
The mother mountain lion - because she thought Serafina would hurt her young and she was protecting them.
- D.
Mr. Crankshod - because he was angry that she'd tricked him in the carriage and he was embarrassed. He didn't want her to be able to go back to Biltmore House.
Correct Answer
C. The mother mountain lion - because she thought Serafina would hurt her young and she was protecting them.Explanation
The correct answer is that the mother mountain lion attacked Serafina because she believed that Serafina would harm her young cubs and was trying to protect them.Rate this question:
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- 6.
How does Serafina get home?
- A.
Her pa comes into the forest and finds her/takes her home.
- B.
She follows the river and swims back to the Biltmore House.
- C.
Braeden comes and looks for her/helps guide her back to the Biltmore House.
- D.
The wolf she sees in the forest howls until she follows the sounds and finds her way back to Biltmore House.
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A. Her pa comes into the forest and finds her/takes her home. -
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What creature does Serafina feel a particular kin-ship/connection with as she tries to recover from falling and realizes that something big is headed her way (when it leaves she feels very alone)?
- A.
Mountain lion
- B.
Lion cubs
- C.
Wolf
- D.
Cat
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C. WolfExplanation
Serafina feels a particular kinship/connection with a wolf as she tries to recover from falling and senses that something big is approaching. When the wolf eventually leaves, she feels very alone. This suggests that Serafina identifies with the wolf's solitary nature and perhaps sees herself as a lone and independent creature, just like the wolf. The mention of a mountain lion, lion cubs, and cat does not align with the feeling of solitude and connection that Serafina experiences with the wolf.Rate this question:
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- 8.
When the animal (mentioned in the last question) made it home, the other animals in his pack made a different type sound and Serafina realized that they were saying, "You made it brother!" What THEME is discussed through this event?
- A.
The animal made it back to the other animals it knew and they were all glad.
- B.
Fitting in/belonging ---finding your way 'home'!
- C.
Brotherly love
- D.
Connecting love
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B. Fitting in/belonging ---finding your way 'home'!Explanation
The theme discussed through this event is fitting in/belonging and finding your way 'home'. The fact that the other animals in the pack made a different sound when the animal returned indicates that they were expressing their happiness and acceptance towards him. This suggests that the animal has found its place and belongs with the other animals, emphasizing the importance of fitting in and finding a sense of belonging.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What did Pa ask/tell Serafina not to do (after finding her/getting her home and feeding her) as he took off to go work on the Dynamo?
- A.
Not to go back to the forest
- B.
Not to criticize him and the way he'd brought her up
- C.
Not to do anything she knew she shouldn't
- D.
Not to go hunting that night
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D. Not to go hunting that nightExplanation
Pa asked/told Serafina not to go hunting that night.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Who does Serafina feel she MUST see/talk with about everything that had happened that day?
- A.
Pa
- B.
Braeden
- C.
Clara
- D.
Her mother
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B. BraedenExplanation
Serafina feels that she must see/talk with Braeden about everything that had happened that day. This suggests that Braeden is someone she trusts and relies on for emotional support and guidance. Serafina likely values Braeden's opinion and feels comfortable sharing her thoughts and experiences with him.Rate this question:
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What is meant by DYNAMIC CHARACTER?
- A.
A character who stays the same
- B.
A character who changes
- C.
A character that you can see only one side of
- D.
A character that you can see all sides of
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B. A character who changesExplanation
A dynamic character is a character who undergoes significant changes or development throughout a story. Unlike a static character who remains the same, a dynamic character experiences personal growth, transformations, or shifts in their beliefs, attitudes, or actions. These changes can be influenced by various factors such as events, relationships, or experiences, leading to a more complex and multidimensional portrayal of the character.Rate this question:
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What is meant by being a STATIC CHARACTER?
- A.
A character who changes
- B.
A character who stays the same
- C.
A character whom you can see only one side of
- D.
A character whom you can see all sides of
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B. A character who stays the sameExplanation
A static character is one who remains unchanged throughout the story. They do not undergo any significant transformation or growth in their personality, beliefs, or values. This means that their traits, behaviors, and attitudes remain consistent from the beginning to the end of the story. They may serve as a contrast to the dynamic characters who experience significant development and change. The static character's lack of growth can be intentional, serving a specific purpose in the narrative, or it may simply reflect their role as a supporting character rather than the focus of the story.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Since Serafina is showing changes in her personality/reactions........she would be considered a ___________________________
- A.
Static Character
- B.
Dynamic Character
- C.
Flat Character
- D.
Hopeful Character
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B. Dynamic CharacterExplanation
Serafina is considered a dynamic character because she is showing changes in her personality and reactions. This suggests that she is evolving and growing throughout the story, as opposed to remaining unchanged or one-dimensional. A dynamic character undergoes significant transformations, learns from experiences, and develops as the narrative progresses.Rate this question:
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- 14.
What gift did Braeden give to Serafina in Chapter 14?
- A.
A purple and red colored dress
- B.
A maroon colored dress
- C.
A yellow dress
- D.
A red velvet bow
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B. A maroon colored dressExplanation
Braeden gave Serafina a maroon colored dress as a gift in Chapter 14.Rate this question:
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- 15.
What was it about this dress that made it feel a little odd to Serafina even though she LOVED getting the first real present she'd ever received?
- A.
It was not a color that she loved
- B.
It was meant for Clara Brahms
- C.
It was meant for Anastasia Rostonova
- D.
It was way too big and she had to take it up in order to make it fit
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B. It was meant for Clara Brahms -
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What lie does Mr. Crankshod tell Mr. Vanderbilt? Why does he do this?
- A.
Mr. Crankshod tells Mr. Vanderbilt that the carriage was trapped between 2 trees and he needed them to come and help. He lied because he didn't know how to tell the truth!
- B.
Mr. Crankshod tells Mr. Vandberbilt that bandits came and he fought them off, but couldn't get carriage out. He told Mr. V this because Crankshod didn't want him to know that Crankshod was a coward and had run.
- C.
He told Mr. Vanderbilt that the man in the black cloak had come and tried to get Braedon. He told him this to make sure Mr. V didn't think he was the man in the black cloak!
- D.
Mr. Crankshod told Mr. V that the horses had run away. He told him this because he wanted Braedon to stay in the forest where he could go back and get him later.
Correct Answer
B. Mr. Crankshod tells Mr. Vandberbilt that bandits came and he fought them off, but couldn't get carriage out. He told Mr. V this because Crankshod didn't want him to know that Crankshod was a coward and had run.Explanation
Mr. Crankshod tells Mr. Vanderbilt that bandits came and he fought them off, but couldn't get the carriage out. He told Mr. Vanderbilt this because Crankshod didn't want him to know that he was a coward and had run away. By fabricating a story about bandits, Mr. Crankshod tries to save face and maintain his reputation as a brave and capable individual.Rate this question:
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- 17.
What quote does the angel statue have at its base that Serafina takes note of and thinks about/is impressed by as she reads it?
- A.
“Our character isn’t defined by the battles we win or lose, but by whom we become when we choose the battles that we choose."
- B.
"Our bed is lovely, dank and deep, come join us now and we shall meet."
- C.
"Death is a debt to nature due, which I have paid and so will you!"
- D.
“Our character isn’t defined by the battles we win or lose, but by the battles we dare to fight.”
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D. “Our character isn’t defined by the battles we win or lose, but by the battles we dare to fight.” -
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What is an important THEME from the novel - that we have discussed - and which uses the SIGNPOST of "Again and Again" in the novel?
- A.
The theme is forgiveness ---seen through the fact that her pa forgives her again and again...
- B.
The theme is identity ---seen in the fact that Serafina's cat-like characteristics are mentioned again and again and she's constantly questioning her whole being and how others view her.
- C.
The theme is a girl who lives in the basement of Biltmore with her pa who is trying to find the man in the black cloak and stop him.
- D.
The theme is openness as seen by repeating again and again the fact that people expect others to be open and honest with each other.
Correct Answer
B. The theme is identity ---seen in the fact that Serafina's cat-like characteristics are mentioned again and again and she's constantly questioning her whole being and how others view her.Explanation
The correct answer is the theme of identity, which is evident through the repetition of Serafina's cat-like characteristics and her constant self-reflection on her identity and how others perceive her.Rate this question:
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