The Mysterious Benedict Society

Multiple Choice and Long Answer questions create ideal opportunities for whole-text review, unit exam, or summative assessments.

Multiple Choice

1. Which of the children most clearly approaches tasks like puzzles to be solved?

A) Kate

B) Reynie

C) Sticky

D) Constance

2. Which of the children is most likely to try to solve a problem with their physical abilities?

A) Constance

B) Sticky

C) Kate

D) Reynie

3. Which plot detail best demonstrates Reynie’s compassion?

A) His reaction to becoming a Messenger

B) His reaction to Martina’s bullying

C) His reaction to Mr. Curtain’s wheelchair

D) His reaction to the Helpers’ situation

4. Which plot detail most changes the way the other children view Constance?

A) Constance’s capture by the men in the maze in Mr. Benedict’s house

B) Constance’s reaction to the stronger transmissions of the secret messages

C) Mr. Benedict’s assurances that Constance belongs on their team

D) Constance’s idea to make the other Messengers sick

5. Which of the book’s thematic motifs is most clearly supported by details like Reynie agreeing to undertake Mr. Benedict’s mission, Kate’s rescue of Constance from the Executives, and the children’s decision to remain on the island after Milligan comes to fetch them?

A) Finding the Bravery Within

B) The Power of Cooperation

C) Found Family

D) The Abilities of Children

6. Which of the book’s thematic motifs is most clearly supported by details like the way Mr.