"A Series of Unfortunate Events" Book 2 Quiz

Answer: Count Olaf's house

Before the Baudelaires found out about their parents' death, they thought that they would live long and happy lives with their parents. Then they met Count Olaf.

Answer: 12

Klaus Baudelaire is said to be an excellent researcher. Little did he know he would eventually have to study on how to save his and his siblings' lives on more than one occasion.

Answer: No

The wicked and greedy Count Olaf is constantly concocting revolting and murderous schemes to steal the Baudelaire's enormous fortune. Time after time he comes close, and time after time they just barely slip out of his grasp.

Answer: The hook handed man

Count Olaf is a villain, and like most villains he must wear a disguise. It's the same with his comrades, who range from a man with hooks for hands, to an awful man with warts all over his face. One of them dresses up as a doctor, coat and all, to do an autopsy on Uncle Monty.

Answer: No

Uncle Monty is their father's cousin's brother-in-law, and their second guardian, who greets the Baudelaires by giving them some coconut cake. The Baudelaires feel like they perhaps have found a safe haven at last, but it's not.

Answer: Montgomery Montgomery

Uncle Monty says that his fellow Herpetologists laugh at his name because they find it ridiculous. Of course, the Baudelaires, being polite, don't laugh and just call him Uncle Monty.

Answer: Sunny

The youngest Baudelaire orphan, though very small, has saved her siblings on several occasions with her unusually large and sharp teeth. In "The Reptile Room" she saves her siblings from Count Olaf's clutches by distracting the adults while the eldest Baudelaire finds a means of escape.

Answer: Mamba du Mal

Count Olaf uses a syringe to inject snake venom into Uncle Monty so he could steal a ticket for a cruise that Uncle Monty had. This venom kills Uncle Monty almost instantly, and the Baudelaires don't hear anything when he dies.

Answer: A brass lamp

As the two younger Baudelaires distract the adults, Violet must pick a lock on Count Olaf's suitcase to find evidence. After she has picked the lock, she shows the evidence from the suitcase to Mr. Poe, to show him Count Olaf's villainy. He immediately attempts to apprehend Count Olaf, and as usual, fails. She displays these items in bags with tags identifying the evidence.

Answer: They have a harmless snake bite one of them

Oh no! The Baudelaire orphans are going to be whisked off to Peru by Count Olaf. They have to think fast to get out of this dangerous situation.