Literature Chapter 42 Summary
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What immediate action do Max's family members take after witnessing the horrific images on TV?

  • They decide to leave the house.
  • They deal with worried family members. (correct)
  • They call the police immediately.
  • They contact Ahmed at school.

    • Who arrives at Max's house causing a tense situation?

  • The headmaster
  • Inspector Fontaine (correct)
  • A neighbor
  • Ahmed

    • What is Max's mother most worried about after the attacks?

  • The safety of their home
  • That Ahmed is in danger
  • They might lose power
  • The possibility of more attacks (correct)

    • What time does the doorbell ring, startling Max's mother?

    <p>2 o'clock (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What reason does Inspector Fontaine give for the urgency in his visit?

    <p>The morning's attacks have led to a state of emergency. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where is Ahmed presumably during the events of this chapter?

    <p>At school (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does the family ensure their safety during the crisis?

    <p>They take precautions to stay safe. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Inspector Fontaine mention about the counterterror division?

    <p>They have transmissions from plotters and are following every lead. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Brussels Attacks

    A series of terrorist attacks that occurred in Brussels, causing chaos and fear.

    Inspector Fontaine

    A police officer who investigates the attacks and brings news to Max's family.

    State of Emergency

    A situation where normal activities are suspended to deal with a crisis.

    Counterterror Division

    A specialized police unit that investigates terrorist threats and activities.

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    Coded Transmissions

    Messages that are disguised or encrypted to keep their content secret.

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    Max's Family Precautions

    Steps taken by Max's family to protect themselves during the emergencies.

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    Intense Emotions

    Strong feelings experienced by characters during the crisis.

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    Urgency in the Chapter

    The immediate pressure to respond to the threats from the attacks.

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    Study Notes

    Chapter Forty-Two Summary

    • Max witnesses horrific scenes of the Brussels airport attack on television
    • This causes extreme distress, but he is relieved that his loved ones are safe.
    • Max's mother chose not to take the metro, choosing to walk instead.
    • Max's father picked up Claire, taking her home.
    • Ahmed is likely still at school, which has gone into lockdown.

    Fontaine's Arrival

    • A police officer, Inspector Fontaine, arrives at Max's home around 2:00 p.m.
    • Fontaine is concerned about a "state of urgency" (an emergency).
    • Fontaine's language is misinterpreted as a "state of emergency."
    • Fontaine communicates that the counter-terror division is investigating terrorist activity.
    • Fontaine is focused on messages from other perpetrators.
    • Fontaine believes there may be more attacks to come.

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    This quiz covers Chapter 42 of a literary work, focusing on Max's reaction to the Brussels airport attack and the arrival of Inspector Fontaine at his home. The chapter highlights themes of emergency, family safety, and the psychological impact of terrorism. Test your understanding of these key events and their implications.

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