Matilda By Roald Dahl

Mr. Wormwood's job was a used car salesman. This is evident from the fact that he is described as a dishonest and deceitful character who sells faulty and unreliable cars to unsuspecting customers. His occupation as a used car salesman aligns with his unethical behavior and his desire to make money at any cost.

Miss Trunchbull is not Miss Honey's aunt. This is an incorrect answer.

Matilda went to live with Miss Honey at the end of the story. This can be inferred from the information given in the options. The other options, such as going into foster care, going away with her family, or moving into the library, are not mentioned in the given options and therefore cannot be considered as the correct answer.

Matilda felt that Miss Honey was a trustworthy adult because she was kind, caring, and genuinely interested in Matilda's well-being. Miss Honey was the only adult who recognized Matilda's intelligence and supported her love for learning. She stood up for Matilda against Miss Trunchbull and showed her unwavering support and belief in her abilities. Matilda trusted Miss Honey because she always treated her with respect and listened to her thoughts and feelings.

The punishment room in the story was called "The Chokey".

Matilda could read when she was four.

Miss Honey lives in a cottage.

Bruce called attention to himself by stealing a piece of cake from Miss Trunchbull's lunch.

Miss Honey was living at her family home at the end of the story. Throughout the story, it is revealed that Miss Honey had a difficult childhood and was mistreated by her aunt, who took over her family home after her parents died. However, with the help of Matilda, Miss Honey was able to confront her aunt and reclaim her family home. Therefore, at the end of the story, Miss Honey is living in the place that rightfully belongs to her, her family home.

Matilda develops the power of telekinesis, enabling her to move objects with her mind. This ability becomes a source of both mischief and empowerment for Matilda, allowing her to overcome challenges and stand up to injustice.

The letter that Miss Honey received stated that her father's will had been found. This implies that there was some uncertainty or mystery surrounding her father's will, and the discovery of it could potentially have significant implications for Miss Honey and her inheritance.

Matilda used a cigar to practice her ability to move objects with. This suggests that she initially discovered her telekinetic powers by moving a cigar using her mind.

The rent on Miss Honey's cottage was low because there were no modern conveniences in the cottage. This suggests that the cottage lacked amenities such as electricity, running water, or heating systems, making it less desirable and therefore cheaper to rent.