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| Question | Answer |
| Find the book on table 1 that has a title that is a two word phrase (noun + verb). | Darkness Creeping |
| Read the description on the back and list 2 contractions and tell what they stand for. Next clue p. 17. | you're, you'll, you are, you will |
| Find the word on page 17 that means "a strange or diverse collection." | menagerie |
| Hey I just met you and this is crazy...Locate the book cover that shows illustrations of spirits, and scan the clue underneath. | bulletin board |
| Locate this book on table 2, and copy the book dedication. | The pictures are for my father AB. |
| What is the idiom used to describe Aunt Matilda on p. 26? | "round the bend" |
| Find this book on table 3, and write the name of the person who wrote this adaptation. | Willensky |
| Find the author biography page, and tell about Poe's first experience as a published poet and story writer. | He submitted 5 stories for a contest sponsored by a newspaper. None won,but the paper published all five. |
| Which of Poe's stories was the first short story ever written to feature a detective? | "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" |
| Find the title on table 1 that is a synonym for "Southern spirits." | "Dixie Ghosts" |
| List the two chapter titles that show possession. | The Tree's Wife, Toad's Foot |
| Appositive to the word "companion" on page 46. | Hettie Morrison |
| Find the book on table 2 that uses a pun in the title/subtitle. | Short Circuit: 13 shocking short stories |
| What are the three obvious synonyms in the table of contents? | jolted, electrified, zapped |
| On page 80, find the superlative fomr of two irregular adjectives. | best, most |