A Monster Calls-8 Questions

Conor lives with his grandmother when his mother goes into the hospital. This suggests that his grandmother is the primary caregiver or guardian in the absence of his mother.

The correct answer is Yew.

The correct answer is 3 because throughout the story, the monster tells Conor three different stories. These stories serve as a way for the monster to teach Conor important life lessons and help him cope with his emotions and fears. Each story is unique and holds a deeper meaning that relates to Conor's personal struggles, making them significant in his journey of self-discovery and healing.

Conor hates Lily because she betrayed his trust by revealing his mother's diagnosis to everyone. This action not only violated his privacy but also potentially caused embarrassment and emotional distress for Conor and his family. Sharing such personal and sensitive information without consent can lead to feelings of anger, resentment, and a breakdown of their relationship.

The monster came at 12:07. This is the only option that is a valid time. The other options, 12:05 and 12:06, are also valid times, but they are not the correct answer. "Midnight" is not a specific time and cannot be considered as a valid answer.

Conor's father lives in America.

Conor has a fight with Harry in the cafeteria at the end of the book.

The correct answer is "He lets go of his mom's hand." This suggests that Conor's recurring nightmare involves a situation where he unintentionally releases his mother's hand, possibly leading to a sense of fear, guilt, or loss. This nightmare could symbolize Conor's fear of losing his connection with his mother or the fear of not being able to protect her. It may also reflect his anxieties about letting go of the familiar and facing the unknown.