Quotes
Who says "Dead man´s dinner!"
Fred´s parrot
What is Matilda's big brother called?
Michael
What is the name of Matilda's new friend at school?
Lavender
What kind of animal did Lavender catch out of her garden pond?
a newt
An extraordinarily gifted five-year-old girl who is the book’s main person.
Matilda
Who said: "I like Charles Dickens´s books."
Matilda
What does Mr. Wormwood put in his used cars to make them seem like they run better than they do?
sawdust
What does Matilda do that surprises Miss Honey?
Matilda solves difficult multiplication problems without a calculator
What's Miss Trunchbull's idea of a perfect school?
a school with no children
Matilda’s school teacher and the first person to appreciate her.
Miss Honey
Who said: "No one has ever got rich being honest"
Mr Wormwood
Where did Matilda's family always eat their dinners?
In front of the TV, in the sofa
Who was Mrs Phelps?
the woman in the library
What must always be on the table when Miss Trunchbull teaches a lesson?
a glass of water
Hates books and is an extremely dishonest businessman. He is the prime target of Matilda’s tricks.
Mr Wormwood
Who said: "Looks is more important than books"
Mrs Wormwood
What did Matilda use in Mr Womwood's hat to prank him?
glue
What is the name of the author of this book?
Roald Dahl
This is this small narrow room called in Miss Trunchbull's room.
the chokey
A woman who is highly concerned with appearance (constantly dying her hair platinum blonde) and prizes looks over intelligence and substance.
Mrs. Wormwood
Who said; "Speak, you ugly little spider"
Miss Trunchbull
What was the reason for Miss Honey visiting the Wormwood family?
She wanted to tell them how intelligent Matilda was.
What is Matilda able to do with her "power" during class with Miss Trunchbull?
She tips the glass with the newt over onto Miss Trunchbull
What was the reason for the boy coming up to the stage eating a whole chocolate cake in front of all students?
He stole Miss Trunchbull´s favourite chocolate cake
One of the first people that is nice to Matilda. She does her best to help Matilda pursue her love of reading.
Mrs. Phelps