Prologue-Ch.3
This is who attended the narrator's birthday
No one
Ursula Monkton, the worm, and the flapping creature have these colors in common
Pink and gray
This is Ursula Monkton's real name
Skarthach of the Keep
This is what Gran calls creatures like the hunger birds
Varmints
These two individuals attempt to sacrifice themselves to the hunger birds
The narrator and Lettie Hempstock
An abundance of something
Profusion
This is what Gran calls creatures like Ursula Monkton
Fleas
The narrator believes these are safer than people
Books
The narrator and this family member are not close
His sister
This is how the Hempstocks avoid a confrontation between the narrator and his parents the night he sneaks out
Snip and stitch OR snip and cut
This is one of the three individuals the hunger birds pretend to be to lure the narrator out of the fairy ring
The opal miner OR Ursula Monkton OR Lettie Hempstock
If a human stays too long in Lettie's ocean, this would happen
It would destroy them
To spread throughout; pervade
Permeate
This is how the opal miner took his own life
Carbon monoxide poisoning
This is the reason the opal miner is staying in the narrator's room
He is renting the bedroom OR the family needs extra money
Ursula Monkton is doing this with the narrator's father when she asks about his wife and talks about contraception
Flirting
This is the aspect of the narrator's life Ursula Monkton does NOT have control over:
his thoughts, his home, his freedom, his family
None of these
This is what the narrator does to calm himself while he's waiting in the fairy ring
Recite poems or songs
This is where the narrator believes Lettie has gone
Australia
To travel or move
Traipse
The Hempstocks do this to the narrator after he leaves their farm
Alter his memories
This is the implied meaning of the narrator's childhood memories being covered with cobwebs
His memories of his childhood are poor or vague
Finish this sentence:
"Adults follow paths. Children ____________."
explore
This is why Ursula Monkton doesn't kill the narrator
The portal to home is hidden inside him
Lettie says there are no real these in the world
Grown-ups
This is why the hunger birds begin devouring the world
They cannot get to the narrator
Done in a way that is impossible to stop or prevent
Inexorably
This is how to spell the author's last name
G-A-I-M-A-N
This is the result of the narrator's parents both being employed
They hire a nanny/Ursula Monkton
This is how a worm gets into the narrator's foot
He let go of Lettie's hand
The sight of Ursula Monkton often causes the narrator pain here
In his chest or heart
Lettie Hempstock says there are three types of monsters; this is one
Things people are scared of OR things that look like things people used to be scared of long ago OR things people should be scared of but they aren't
Being in Lettie's ocean gives the narrator the knowledge of the universe from _____ to _____
From Egg to Rose
Done in a way that shows ownership
Proprietarily
This is the person whose funeral the narrator is in town to attend
An unnamed/unknown character