Eyes Of The Amaryllis

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1. George is afraid of the sea.

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George being afraid of the sea means that he experiences fear or anxiety in relation to the sea. This fear could be due to various reasons such as a traumatic experience, a phobia, or a general discomfort with large bodies of water. Regardless of the specific cause, the statement suggests that George has a fear of the sea, making the answer "True."

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Eyes Of The Amaryllis - Quiz

This quiz, based on the book 'Eyes of the Amaryllis,' tests understanding of the story's events, character traits, and key plot points. It assesses comprehension and attention to detail in a literary context.

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2. Jenny

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Jenny, who hates the sea and loves to cook, is experiencing the sea for the first time. This suggests that she has never been near the sea before and is now having her first encounter with it.

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3. Only Gran and Jenny can see Seward.

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The statement implies that only Gran and Jenny have the ability to see Seward. This means that no one else, apart from Gran and Jenny, has the capability to perceive Seward's presence. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

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4. Before Jenny leaves, she finds an amaryllis in the sea.

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This statement suggests that Jenny found an amaryllis in the sea before leaving. Since the statement does not provide any contradictory information or context, we can assume that it is true.

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5. Natalie Babbitt

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The given information about Natalie Babbitt, such as "Author" and the absence of any details indicating a romantic relationship or heartbreak, suggests that the correct answer is "Author." This implies that Natalie Babbitt is known primarily for her work as an author rather than any personal relationships or experiences.

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6. The Captain

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The given answer "Drowned on the Amaryllis" is likely the correct answer because it directly relates to the previous line "The Captain" and provides a reason for why the Captain hates the sea. The phrase "Drowned on the Amaryllis" implies that the Captain had a tragic experience or lost someone on a ship named Amaryllis, which could explain their hatred towards the sea. Additionally, the following line "Combs the beach" suggests that the Captain may be searching for something or trying to find closure related to the incident on the Amaryllis.

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7. Nicholas Irving and Seward are the same person.

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The given statement suggests that Nicholas Irving and Seward are the same person. Therefore, the correct answer is "True."

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8. The figurehead of the Amaryllis is Jenny holding an amaryllis.

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The figurehead of the Amaryllis is not Jenny holding an amaryllis.

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9. Gran

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10. Gran uses an encyclopedia to check for the high tide.

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Gran cannot use an encyclopedia to check for the high tide because an encyclopedia is a reference book that provides general knowledge and information about various topics, but it does not provide real-time or specific data such as the timing of high tides. Therefore, the statement is false.

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11. The Amaryllis sank in front of Gran and George.

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The statement "The Amaryllis sank in front of Gran and George" implies that the Amaryllis, a ship or boat, sank in the presence of Gran and George. Since the statement does not provide any contradictory information, it can be assumed that the statement is true.

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12. When the hurricane hits, George sends someone to help Jenny and Gran.

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George does not send someone to help Jenny and Gran when the hurricane hits.

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13. Isabel Owen/Cooper

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The given answer suggests that Isabel Owen/Cooper broke a man's heart. This implies that she was involved in a romantic relationship with a man and ended it in a way that caused him emotional pain. The information provided about her love for the Captain and living by the sea might indicate that the man she broke up with was not the Captain, but someone else who had feelings for her.

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14. George

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The given answer "Son of Geneva and the Captain" is the correct answer because the information provided in the text states that George is the son of Geneva and the Captain. This implies that George is the offspring of these two individuals.

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15. Isabel Cooper loved Nicholas Irving but could not marry him.

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16. Seward

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The given options provide information about Seward's preferences and experiences. While there is no direct information about Seward being a beach comber, it can be inferred from the options that Seward may enjoy spending time at the beach and exploring it. Therefore, the correct answer is "Beach comber".

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17. Gran and Jenny love the sea, and love to cook.

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The statement "Gran and Jenny love the sea, and love to cook" implies that both Gran and Jenny have a love for the sea and cooking. However, the answer is False, suggesting that either Gran or Jenny does not share the same love for both the sea and cooking.

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18. The Sea

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This answer suggests that the sea is always in control of the figurehead. A figurehead is a carved wooden decoration found on the prow of a ship, typically representing a person or animal. The sea, being a powerful force, has the ability to influence and control the movement of the ship, including the figurehead. This can be interpreted metaphorically, implying that the sea has a significant impact on the direction and fate of the ship and its crew.

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19. Nicholas Irving

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Nicholas Irving is described as a sculptor. This means that he is someone who creates sculptures, which are three-dimensional artworks made by shaping or carving materials such as stone, wood, or metal. As a sculptor, Nicholas Irving likely uses his artistic skills and techniques to bring his ideas and visions to life through the creation of physical forms and figures.

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20. Put the following events in the order they occurred.
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George is afraid of the sea.
Jenny
Only Gran and Jenny can see Seward.
Before Jenny leaves, she finds an amaryllis in the sea.
Natalie Babbitt
The Captain
Nicholas Irving and Seward are the same person.
The figurehead of the Amaryllis is Jenny holding an amaryllis.
Gran
Gran uses an encyclopedia to check for the high tide.
The Amaryllis sank in front of Gran and George.
When the hurricane hits, George sends someone to help Jenny and Gran.
Isabel Owen/Cooper
George
Isabel Cooper loved Nicholas Irving but could not marry him.
Seward
Gran and Jenny love the sea, and love to cook.
The Sea
Nicholas Irving
Put the following events in the order they occurred.
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