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  • What does Charlie notice about Mum and Dad when Dara stops crying suddenly?
    They go quiet and freeze, worried.
    They leave the room.
    They start laughing.
    They smile and talk.
  • What does Charlie imagine would happen if Dara stopped breathing in Mum’s arms?
    His brother would be taken back to the nursery.
    His parents would be calm and handle the situation.
    Nothing would change.
    It would be the sound of something breaking that can never be fixed.
  • What does the doctor suggest Charlie should do while they talk about the test results?
    Sit quietly in the room.
    Hold Dara.
    Go to the cafeteria.
    Go play in the playroom.
  • What causes Charlie to feel nervous about Dara?
    Dara’s fast breathing and grey skin.
    Dara’s loud crying.
    Dara’s giggles.
    Dara’s constant movement.
  • What does Charlie feel when he first sees Dara?
    Excitement and joy.
    Curiosity and amazement.
    Anger and frustration.
    Fear and disappointment.
  • What is Dara compared to by Charlie?
    A soft pillow.
    A little kitten.
    A tiny mouse.
    A baby bird just hatched.
  • What does Charlie want to do to the balloon the family is holding?
    Ignore it.
    Give it to his brother.
    Take it with him.
    Pop it with a pin.
  • Where does Charlie run after leaving the hospital?
    Towards the beach.
    Towards the forest at the top of Mandel Rise.
    To his friend Beaky’s house.
    Back into the hospital.
  • How does Charlie feel about his parents now being Dara’s parents too?
    He feels excited.
    He feels sad and disconnected.
    He feels indifferent.
    He feels happy and proud.
  • What happens when Dad lowers Dara towards Charlie for a cuddle?
    Dara immediately stops crying.
    Charlie eagerly takes Dara.
    Charlie panics and says no.
    Mum stops Dad.
  • What is Charlie’s main feeling throughout the chapter?
    Anger and frustration.
    Calmness and relaxation.
    Excitement and happiness.
    Confusion and fear.
  • What is Charlie’s reaction when Dara starts crying harder?
    He takes Dara in his arms.
    He feels panicky.
    He leaves the room.
    He smiles and feels calm.
  • What is attached to Dara that makes Charlie uncomfortable?
    A patch on Dara’s forehead.
    A bracelet with Dara’s name on it.
    A bandage around Dara’s hand.
    A thin tube going into Dara’s nose.
  • What does Charlie think about the family he sees in the corridor?
    He feels happy for them.
    He wishes he could join them.
    He doesn’t notice them.
    He feels angry and jealous.
  • What happens after Charlie hears his mum wailing from the room?
    He runs out of the hospital.
    He asks the doctor what’s wrong.
    He goes to the playroom.
    He hugs his parents.
  • What noise makes Charlie feel uncomfortable as he leaves the hospital?
    A dog barking nearby.
    A siren shriek from an ambulance.
    The sound of children laughing.
    The hum of traffic.
  • How does Charlie describe Dara’s cry?
    A horrible, thin squawk, birdlike.
    A soft and gentle coo.
    A musical laugh.
    A loud wail.
  • What do Mum and Dad do when Charlie looks at Dara?
    They ignore both Charlie and Dara.
    They gaze dreamily at Dara.
    They talk to the doctor.
    They focus their attention on Charlie.
  • What is Charlie’s initial feeling when he sees his mum?
    She appears angry.
    She looks happy and content.
    She is laughing.
    She seems sad.
  • How does Charlie react to Dara’s appearance?
    He is confused but fascinated.
    He immediately feels a strong connection.
    He laughs and feels happy.
    He pretends to smile.
  • What does the doctor bring into the room?
    A picture of Dara.
    The results of Dara’s tests and scans.
    A new set of medicines.
    A book for Charlie to read.
  • How does Charlie describe the heat outside the hospital?
    Just mildly warm.
    Cold and windy.
    Like breathing soup.
    Refreshing and cool.
  • How does Charlie describe his mother’s hair?
    Neatly tied back.
    Big, frizzy, and wild.
    Long and straight.
    Cut short and neat.
  • What thought crosses Charlie’s mind as he rides the lift down?
    How excited he is about the day.
    What his friends are doing.
    Whether Dara has stopped breathing.
    How hungry he feels.
  • What does Charlie compare the mirrored walls in the elevator to?
    An empty glass room.
    A movie screen.
    Endless versions of himself.
    His reflection in a lake.
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