Battle Of The Books Practice Quiz

In the book "Tale of Despereaux", darkness has a physical presence. This can be seen through the character of Roscuro, a rat who is drawn to darkness and causes chaos in the story. The book explores the themes of light and darkness, with darkness symbolizing fear, evil, and despair. The physical presence of darkness adds depth to the story and helps to create a sense of conflict and suspense.

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The correct answer is "Tale of Despereaux" because the book is known for its beautiful and enchanting storytelling. The comparison of the song to light shining through stained glass windows suggests that it is a captivating and mesmerizing experience, just like reading a story in a book. "Tale of Despereaux" is a well-loved children's book that is often praised for its lyrical and evocative writing style, making it a fitting choice for a song described in such a way.

In the book "Tale of Despereaux," tears cause a character to break the last ancient rule.

In the book "Ghost of Fossil Glen," a character's report card contains comments about her "active imagination."

In the book "Small Steps," a character finds pleasure in looking at a teddy bear.

In the book "Bud, Not Buddy," a character is described as looking like one of George Washington Carver's experiments with legs.

In the book "Ghost of Fossil Glen," a character receives a book with blank pages.

In the book "Ghost of Fossil Glen," a character receives an official desk.

In the book "Time for Andrew," a character is allowed to rest on the parlor sofa.

In the book "Time for Andrew," someone is told to "eat wholesome foods, drink milk, and take your tonic."

In the book "Swindle," a character believes that living creatures have a sophisticated radar that can sense the emotions around them.

In the book "Tale of Despereaux," a character offers the solace that a sympathetic ear can provide.

In the book "Time for Andrew," the colors from a quilt fade so much that it becomes difficult to recognize.

In the book "Small Steps," a character goes home from school for lunch every day.

In the book "Tale of Despereaux," a collective shiver of disgust proves that a character cannot be trusted.

In the book "Ghost of Fossil Glen," a precipice presumably causes a fall.

The correct answer is "Ghost of Fossil Glen" because the question asks for the book in which a test question about who is buried in Grant's tomb appears. Since this question is specifically asking for a book title, the correct answer would be the title of the book that includes this test question.

In the book "Time for Andrew," a character sees licorice for sale by the yard.

In the book "Time for Andrew," the wind balloons someone's tee shirt.

In the book "Ghost of Fossil Glen," a library helps prepare for a field trip.

In the book "Time for Andrew," a character is afraid of cemeteries.

In the book "Fame and Glory in Freedom, Georgia," a character has a burning desire to be a friend.

In the book "Ghost of Fossil Glen," a character hears a voice that is soft and soothing and seems to be coming from inside her head.

In the book "11 Birthdays," a Green Jaguar catches a character's eye.

In the book "Tale of Despereaux," a rope has a dual purpose as it is used both as a means of escape and as a tool for rescuing the main character, Despereaux.

In the book "Ghost of Fossil Glen," a burst of frustration leads to an unexpected clue to a mystery.

The character nicknamed "The Man with the Plan" can be found in the book "Swindle".

In the book "Small Steps," a character's earliest memories involve swinging past purple blossoms.

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In the book "11 Birthdays," a character's suit is straining to button across his or her belly.

Swindle is the correct answer because in the book "Swindle" by Gordon Korman, a group of kids discover a rare and valuable baseball card and decide to sell it. However, when they take it to a local store, they find out that the owner has swindled them and refuses to give them a fair price. The store in the book is described as more like a museum where you can look at valuable items, but you are not allowed to touch or buy them.

In the book "11 Birthdays", a character gets the creeps from flying monkeys.

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In the book "Ghost of Fossil Glen," an 800 number is used to gain information.

In the book "Swindle," a character's shout would wake the person who fell asleep at his post.

In the book "Swindle", a bike flies through the air, causing a character to leave much of his elbow on the concrete curb.

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The correct answer is "Fame and Glory in Freedom, Georgia" because this book is the only one that suggests a character who is taller than everybody in 6th grade and even taller than lots of 8th graders.