What is the most logical inference the reader can make about WHY Billy had seen the names of the other two "boarders"?

They were in the headlines because they had mysteriously disappeared.

When does Billy start to notice something is terribly wrong?

When the landlady says that the two previous guests were still there.

Which statement is NOT an example of foreshadowing.

"He found the guest book lying open so he...wrote his name and address."

Why does Billy not go to the pub to stay?

He is transfixed by the sign that says "Bed & Breakfast."

What explanation does the landlady give for the fact that Billy is the only guest?

She is very picky about which guests she admits.

What does Billy think about the fact that he sees animals through the window of the B&B?

It is an indication that it is a nice place.

What statement BEST DESCRIBES Billy Weaver's character?

He was young, handsome, and trusting.

What THEME is best supported in this story?

First impressions can be deceiving.

On the last page of the story, which evidence BEST foreshadows Billy's death?

"That's good you signed the book. Because later on, if I happen to forget."

Which of the following statements BEST identifies a theme of the text?

Strangers can be more dangerous than they initially appear

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The Landlady by Roald Dahl

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1
What does Billy have in common with the other two guests at the B&B?
They are all from Bristol.
They are young and handsome.
They are all famous footballers.
They are all looking for a job.
2
What is the most logical inference the reader can make about WHY Billy had seen the names of the other two "boarders"?
They were in the headlines because they were found murdered.
They were in the headlines because they had mysteriously disappeared.
They were famous businessmen who were in the headlines.
They were famous athletes who were in the headlines.
3
When does Billy start to notice something is terribly wrong?
When the landlady compliments his appearance.
When the landlady welcomes him into the Bed and Breakfast.
When the landlady says that the two previous guests were still there.
When the landlady offers him tea.
4
What is Billy's initial reaction to the landlady?
He finds her kind.
He finds her too pushy.
He is suspicious of her.
He is afraid of her.
5
Which statement is NOT an example of foreshadowing.
"I stuff all my little pets myself when they pass away."
"There were no other hats or coats in the hall. There were no umbrellas..."
"She offered him a cup of tea and a ginger biscuit."
"He found the guest book lying open so he...wrote his name and address."
6
Who is the author of "The Landlady"
Roald Dahl
Gordan Korman
JK Rowling
Robert Frost
7
Why does Billy not go to the pub to stay?
A passerby tells him the Bell and Dragon is filthy
He's too tired to walk any further
The landlady opens the door so quickly he can't think of anything else
He is transfixed by the sign that says "Bed & Breakfast."
8
What explanation does the landlady give for the fact that Billy is the only guest?
She has others but they are out exploring the town.
Her prices are too high.
She is very picky about which guests she admits.
There are few tourists in the city.
9
How many guests had stayed at the Bed and Breakfast before Billy?
1
2
4
3
10
How long did it take the woman to open the door after he had rung the bell?
She opened it instantaneously.
She opened it after a few minutes.
She opened it after half a minute.
She never opened it.
11
What does Billy think about the price of staying at the B&B?
It is not expensive at all.
It is something he will have to negotiate
It is very expensive
It's free, so he thinks it is fantastic
12
What does Billy think about the fact that he sees animals through the window of the B&B?
It is an indication that there are stuffed animals inside.
It is an indication that it was once a vet office.
It is an indication that it is a nice place.
It is an indication that it is a strange place.
13
Who is the protagonist of The Landlady?
Gregory Temple
Christopher Mulholland
Billy Weaver
Billy Perkins
14
What statement BEST DESCRIBES Billy Weaver's character?
He was young, handsome, and trusting.
He was young, foolish, and cheap.
He was young, foolish, and rich.
He was young, handsome and wise beyond his years.
15
What THEME is best supported in this story?
Sometimes people are not as evil as they initially seem.
You should never trust anyone who is too nice.
We should always respect and trust our elders.
First impressions can be deceiving.
16
On the last page of the story, which evidence BEST foreshadows Billy's death?
"The parrot," he said at last..."It had me completely fooled..."
"He turned away from the dog and stared with deep admiration at the woman."
"That's good you signed the book. Because later on, if I happen to forget."
"Oh it's the perfect age! Mr. Mulholland was also seventeen."
17
What was Billy's reason for visiting Bath?
Soccer trip
Business
Vacation
Visiting old friends
18
Which of the following statements BEST identifies a theme of the text?
Strangers can be more dangerous than they initially appear
Loneliness can drive people to behave strangely towards others
Kindness and hospitality are difficult to find among strangers
People should learn to set aside their differences

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