Ch. 30
All the food the boys eat is made out of what?
Plankton
What happened to the boys' skin as a result of their diet at the factory?
They were covered in zits.
According to Jorge, Matt is the aristocrat. Which character is labeled as his "lackey"?
Fidelito
How are Matt and Chacho punished for beating up Jorge?
How old was Mrs. Westerhoff when she first learned to read?
Four years old
What in this chapter was described as being larger than a cow?
A whale bone
What is the name of the character than runs the infirmary?
Luna
Why does Jorge try to beat Fidelito?
Because he believes it is the only way to break Matt.
How do Chacho and Matt remove the tape binding their hands and feet?
They cut them off using the whale bones
Where is Mrs. Westerhoff planning to spend her Spring Break?
Washington, DC.
Which character was accused of stealing a holo-game?
Ton-Ton
Ton-Ton and Luna believe that one day all the lost boys will become Keepers. Why is this obviously false?
There are only 20 Keepers currently and over 200 lost boys.
Which two characters stop Jorge from beating Fidelito and how?
Matt and Chacho beat up Jorge and knock him to the ground.
Bats
How many nieces/nephews does Mrs. Westerhoff have?
1 niece
What makes Matt finally "confess" in this chapter?
Jorge threatens to beat Fidelito.
What do the Keepers use every night?
Laudanum
The Keepers misinterpret Matt's tattoo to mean that he is a(n) _________.
Who escapes the boneyard first?
Matt
Which language did Mrs. Westerhoff (try to) learn in high school?
Spanish
Matt spots a few bones that do not belong to whales in the pit. What kind of bones are they?
Human
Why did the Keepers assign Ton-Ton to clean in their living quarters?
Because they assume he won't notice how much better the Keepers have it than the lost boys.
When Matt is labeled an eejit, who is the only character that stands up for him?
Ton-Ton
Matt convinces Chacho that he is not an eejit. Instead, Matt explains that he is what?
The son of skilled laborers, Celia and Tam Lin.
Name one of the museums Mrs. W plans to visit in Washington, DC.
Options: The Holocaust Museum, the Bible Museum, the Aerospace Museum, the Spy Museum