setting
characters
themes and symbols
plot
key events
100

This is the location where the children create their imaginative world of Egypt.

The professor’s backyard

100

She is the main character who starts the Egypt Game and dreams of becoming an archaeologist.

April Hal

100

The Egypt Game highlights this universal theme of childhood imagination.

The power of creativity

100

The children come together to create this elaborate imaginary world.

Egypt

100

This is the name of the ceremony the children perform to honor their imaginary gods.

Oracle of Thoth

200

The Egypt Game is set in this small town. (name and what state)

university town in California

200

This shy and thoughtful girl is April’s first friend in the story.

Melanie Ross

200

The Crocodile Stone represents this in the children's Egypt.  

unity and leadership

200

The Egypt Game is temporarily stopped because of this concerning event in the neighborhood.

a local child being murdered

200

April and Melanie find this object, sparking their interest in ancient Egypt.

bust of Nefertiti

300

The yard where the Egypt Game takes place is filled with this mysterious store that the Professor owns.

Antiques shop

300

This younger brother of Melanie becomes an important part of the Egypt Game.

Marshall Ross

300

The secrecy of the Egypt Game underscores this theme, often explored in childhood friendships.

trust

300

After this event reassured the neighborhood about safety, the children's Egypt Game resumed. What was that event?

The arrest of the murderer 

300

During one of their ceremonies, the children discover this unexpected change in their sacred space, making them question if someone is watching them.

The rearrangement of their altars and objects in the temple 

400

This unusual feature in the yard becomes the children’s Temple of Set.

old storage yard with statues and altars

400

This mysterious and quiet shop owner is suspected by the children, but later becomes their ally.

Professo

400

The evolving relationships among the characters highlight this key theme of the book.

Value of acceptance and understanding of each other.

400

April faces danger but is saved when this character intervenes.

Professor

400

This character accidentally becomes involved in the Egypt Game by spying on the others.

Elizabeth Chung

500

This item in the Professor’s backyard, originally ignored by the children, becomes central to their rituals when they reinterpret its purpose.  

What is the birdbath (used as an altar)?

500

This character initially hides their enthusiasm for the Egypt Game out of fear of peer judgment, but later becomes one of its most creative contributors.

Toby Alvillar

500

During the Oracle of Thoth ceremony, this unexplained event leads the children to question whether the gods are truly communicating with them.

There were written answer appearing in the question box

500

The game is brought to an end when the children discover this secret about the Professor.

He has been watching them and protecting them all along. 

500

The Professor reveals this crucial detail about the night April was attacked.

He saw the attacker and called the police, saving her life