Liesl & Po Book By Oliver, Lauren

1. Where did Po come from when he first appeared in Liesl's room?

The Other Side.

The cemetery.

Across town.

Heaven.

Po came from The Other Side when he first appeared in Liesl's room.

Explanation

Po came from The Other Side when he first appeared in Liesl's room.

2. What does Liesl's favorite word "ineffable" mean?

A feeling so big that it can't be expressed in words.

A hard to control young child who screams a lot.

A state of not being able to change something.

A nonsense word that Liesl used to swear.

The word "ineffable" means that something is so indescribable or overwhelming that it cannot be expressed adequately in words. It refers to a feeling or experience that is beyond the capacity of language to capture or convey.

Explanation

The word "ineffable" means that something is so indescribable or overwhelming that it cannot be expressed adequately in words. It refers to a feeling or experience that is beyond the capacity of language to capture or convey.

3. Who was Mo's boss?

The Baker

The Alchemist

The Police Chief

The Lady Premiere

Mo's boss was the Lady Premiere.

Explanation

Mo's boss was the Lady Premiere.

4. How did Augusta kill Liesl's father?

She stabbed him in the night and made it look like a burglar had done it.

She hired an assassin to do him in on one of his nightly walks.

She gave him an overdose of his medicine one night.

She slowly killed him with poisoned soup.

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5. Why was Will so often out late at night?

He was a night burglar looking for an open window.

He was the guard who watched over Augusta's property.

He had to run errands for the alchemist to whom he was apprenticed.

He was homeless and spent time each night finding a different place to sleep.

Will was often out late at night because he had to run errands for the alchemist to whom he was apprenticed.

Explanation

Will was often out late at night because he had to run errands for the alchemist to whom he was apprenticed.

6. Why was the weeping willow and pond so important to Liesl?

Her father was buried under the willow tree.

She hoped she could move and live out her life there.

She had been there as small child and her mother was buried there.

She thought there might be some of her mother's things in the house.

The weeping willow and pond were important to Liesl because she had been there as a small child and her mother was buried there. This suggests that the place held sentimental value for her and reminded her of her mother. It may have also been a place of comfort and solace for Liesl, as she could connect with her mother's memory and find peace in the serene surroundings of the willow tree and pond.

Explanation

The weeping willow and pond were important to Liesl because she had been there as a small child and her mother was buried there. This suggests that the place held sentimental value for her and reminded her of her mother. It may have also been a place of comfort and solace for Liesl, as she could connect with her mother's memory and find peace in the serene surroundings of the willow tree and pond.

7. What was the accident that caused most of the conflict?

Will was able to trick the maid into leaving Liesl's door unlocked.

Will accidentally switched boxes at Mr. Gray's house.

Po saw Liesl's father wandering on the Other Side.

Mo let Will escape out the cat's door.

The accident that caused most of the conflict was when Will accidentally switched boxes at Mr. Gray's house. This action led to a series of events and misunderstandings that created conflict among the characters.

Explanation

The accident that caused most of the conflict was when Will accidentally switched boxes at Mr. Gray's house. This action led to a series of events and misunderstandings that created conflict among the characters.

8. What will happen to Liesl and Will in the end?

Mo is taking the two children home to care for.

The two children are being put into an orphanage.

Liesl and Will plan to strike out and find their fortune.

Liesl and Will decided to rebuild the Green House and live there.

Mo is taking Liesl and Will home to care for them. This implies that they will have a stable and nurturing environment to grow up in. It suggests that they will have a sense of belonging and be taken care of by Mo. The other options of being put into an orphanage, striking out to find their fortune, or rebuilding the Green House are not mentioned in the given information and are therefore not the correct answer.

Explanation

Mo is taking Liesl and Will home to care for them. This implies that they will have a stable and nurturing environment to grow up in. It suggests that they will have a sense of belonging and be taken care of by Mo. The other options of being put into an orphanage, striking out to find their fortune, or rebuilding the Green House are not mentioned in the given information and are therefore not the correct answer.

9. How did Will and Liesl get away from the old woman on the train?

Po scared the old woman with his ghost act.

Mo's cat sent the old woman into an allergic sneezing fit.

The conductor came by and ordered them all off the train.

Will was very good at distracting the old woman and making an escape.

Mo's cat sent the old woman into an allergic sneezing fit. This caused the old woman to become distracted and unable to focus on Will and Liesl, giving them the opportunity to escape from her on the train.

Explanation

Mo's cat sent the old woman into an allergic sneezing fit. This caused the old woman to become distracted and unable to focus on Will and Liesl, giving them the opportunity to escape from her on the train.

10. Why was Liesl locked up in the attic?

Her stepmother hid her so she could enjoy the fancy house.

Liesl was simple minded and so her stepmother hid her.

Liesl kept trying to run away to live on the streets.

Augusta was afraid Liesl might try to kill her.

Liesl was locked up in the attic because her stepmother wanted to enjoy the fancy house without her presence. This suggests that Liesl's stepmother saw her as a hindrance to her enjoyment and wanted to keep her hidden away.

Explanation

Liesl was locked up in the attic because her stepmother wanted to enjoy the fancy house without her presence. This suggests that Liesl's stepmother saw her as a hindrance to her enjoyment and wanted to keep her hidden away.