Take This Quiz On Hoot Novel By Carl Hiaasen!
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Hoot is a mystery novel, by Carl Hiaasen. This story focuses on important themes like friendship, teamwork, growing up, corruption, environmentalism and integrity. This quiz has been made to test your knowledge about the Hoot Story and their Characters. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.At the end of the book, Roy still dislikes Florida and can't wait to move back to Montana.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 2.Beatrice and Mullet Fingers have a loving family.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.Officer Delinko gets fired from his job for saving owls.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.Kimberly Lou Dixon loves birds and doesn't want to put the owls in danger.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Where has Roy Eberhardt moved from?
- A.
Montana
- B.
Washington D.C.
- C.
Washington
- D.
Oregon
- 6.What is being built on the construction site?
- A.
A police station
- B.
A Mother Paula's Pancake House
- C.
A sanctuary for owls
- D.
An unknown restaurant
- 7.Why do Mullet Fingers want to stop construction at the site?
- A.
The construction threatens the fish population
- B.
The construction will take away his hiding place
- C.
The construction will expose his plan to extort money
- D.
The construction threatens the burrowing owls on the site
- 8.Who bullies Roy on the bus?
- A.
Beatrice the Bear
- B.
Garrett Trace
- C.
Dana Matherson
- D.
David DeLinko
- 9.How is Beatrice Leep related to the running boy?
- A.
He's a family friend
- B.
He's her stepbrother
- C.
He's her brother
- D.
She's his cousin
- 10.What does Roy's father do for a living?
- A.
He works for the Department of Justice
- B.
He works for the county
- C.
He works as an assistant district attorney
- D.
He works in local law enforcement
- 11.What is the name of the first person who befriends Roy in his new school?
- A.
Beatrice
- B.
Dana
- C.
Garrett
- D.
Napoleon
- 12.What does Officer Delinko discover in the portable toilets at the construction site?
- A.
Snakes with glittering tails
- B.
Blue Water
- C.
Alligators
- D.
Burrowing Owls
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