1. When the narrator stays at a New Hampshire farm for the night, who owns it? a farmer a 4-H club a farmer's widow a witch and her son

2. What does he say she can do? fly a broomstick make a table kick like a mule tell fortunes in a crystal ball turn a toad into a man

3. What is her spirit contact? Clarence Goodbody Harry Houdini Ralle the Sioux Control Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

4. What is unusual about their attic? They rent it to vampires Ghosts haunt it They have a skeleton in it They raise spiders in it

5. What season does the story take place? autumn spring winter summer

6. Was the then-married woman sleeping alone or with her husband? Answer: (One Word)

7. Where did the Thing come from? from a grave in the cellar from an anatomy class from a graveyard from a boiling cauldron

8. And how did it enter the house? through the cellar door through the bedroom window through a hole in the floor through the hall door

9. What did she do to it when it entered? gave the bones to the dog burned the bones in a fireball ground the bones into powder knocked its hand off

10. What was it in life? a man the husband killed a neighbor a travelling salesman a rival wizard

11. When it reached the attic, what did the couple do? ground it to dust gave it to the dog stomped on it nailed it up in the attic

12. What folk song was the favorite of the Thing when alive? Casey Jones The Wild Colonial Boy John Henry On Top Of Old Smokey

13. Where does she keep a piece of it? her button-box her safe her locket under her pillow

14. What is the husband's name? Tom Smith Rufus Galt Homer Vandergelder Toffile Lajway

15. T or F: Frost wrote the poem in rhyme. True False