Characters
Vocabulary
Figurative Language
Book Facts
Setting
100

The names of the Baudelaire children.

Violet, Sunny, and Klaus

100

Horrid

Horrible, terrible

100

"But I consider her to be a stick behind a stubborn mule."

Metaphor

100

Violet's age.

14 years old

100

The symbol that Count Olaf has tattooed on his ankle.

An eye

200

What does Klaus enjoy doing?

Reading

200
Survive

To live through something

200

Briny Beach

Alliteration

200

What did Count Olaf make for the children's breakfast?

Oatmeal

200
The Baudelaires share a room with these two boys at Mr. Poe's house.
Edgar and Albert
300
The names of Mr. Poe's children.
Edgar and Albert
300

Troupe

People in a group who act or do performances
300

"But Count Olaf just sat there as calmly as if they were discussing the weather."

Similie

300

How is Count Olaf related to the children?

Either third cousin four times removed or fourth cousin three times removed

300
The place the children hear of their parent's death.
The beach
400
The character that likes to garden.
Justice Strauss
400

Dismay

To be sad, to be disappointed 

400

"She was staring at his feet, and could see the tattooed eye that had been watching the Baudelaire orphans since their trouble began."

Personification

400

How many people did Violet and Klaus prepare dinner for?

13

400
Where did the Baudelaires find the cookbooks in Justice Strauss's library?
The eastern wall.
500
A way to know Violet is thinking.
She ties her hair up in a ribbon
500

Resemble

To look like something

500

"Violet looked into Count Olaf's eyes, and then back at the small parcel that was her sister, hanging from the top of the tower and moving slowly in the breeze."

Metaphor

500

Three ingredients for puttanesca sauce.

anchovies, tomatoes, garlic

500
The item that the Baudelaires put their clothing in at Count Olaf's home.
A cardboard box that used to hold a refrigerator.
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