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Directions Hold your book above your head. Your teacher will read the question aloud, then say, ‘START!’ Look for the requested information in the pages of the book. When you find it, be the first person to stand up and raise your book above your head again. Your teacher will call on you to give the right answer. If you’re right, you get one point. If you’re wrong, the next person to stand up with the right answer gets the chance to steal the point.

Question 1 The character Gary plays an important role in the book. What is his surname? ANSWER: (Page 6) Bond START!

Question 2 What did MacDuff say when Gary accused him of putting him in the cupboard? ANSWER: (Page 16) “ME! It wasn’t me!” START!

Question 3 Tom and Alex (the bullies in the story) pretend to put a snake down Gary’s back. What are they actually putting down his shirt? ANSWER: (Page 23) A tie. START!

Question 4 Name two different scenarios that MacDuff imagines might be going on when he’s chasing Gary through the lighthouse. ANSWER: (Page 29 – two of the following three scenarios) 1) Gary’s playing tricks; 2) There’s a killer’s hand clamped across Gary’s mouth; 3) There’s a dagger at Gary’s throat. START!

Question 5 Who screams on Page 35? ANSWER: MacDuff START!

Question 6 Why does MacDuff think the skeleton does not belong to one of the victims of the mad lighthouse keeper? ANSWER: (Page 39) Because it has a head. START!

START! Tie-breaker question! How many illustrations inside the book show the exterior of the Point Danger lighthouse? Count them up! ANSWER: 7 times (pp 9, 11, 13, 18, 20, 24, 27) START!