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Quiz about ASOUE 111 plus Lemony Snickets Autobiography

ASOUE 1-11, plus Lemony Snicket's Autobiography Quiz

Here's a quiz that covers the material found in the first eleven books of A Series of Unfortunate Events, plus Lemony Snicket's unauthorized autobiography. I think it's fairly comprehensive.

A multiple-choice quiz by rickr_stny. Estimated time: 14 mins.

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Dec 03 21

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Question 1 of 25

1. All of the following statements about the Baudelaires' stay at Count Olaf's house are true except: Hint

The children had one bedroom for the three of them. It contained one bed which Violet and Klaus used; a refrigerator carton (rather than a closet) for clothes storage; and a large painting of an eye.

The most enjoyable times the children had while living at Olaf's house were when they were visiting his neighbor, Justice Strauss.

After Klaus was hit on the face, the children went to the offices of Mulctuary Money Management to get help from Arthur Poe.

Olaf requested roast beef in his daily notes to the Baudelaires, but they made pasta and puttanesca sauce for his troupe because he didn't provide them with enough money.

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Question 2 of 25

2. All of the following statements about the play performed by the Baudelaires and Count Olaf's troupe are true except: Hint

Violet was coerced into performing by Olaf, as his associate held Sunny captive in a bird cage at the top of a 30-foot high tower.

Olaf's scheme to obtain the Baudelaire fortune by legally marrying Violet during the play was foiled because, as her legal guardian, he could not marry her himself.

Al Funcoot was listed as the author of "The Marvelous Marriage," the insipid play the troupe was performing.

At the play, Count Olaf's troupe included two women with bright white powder covering their faces, a bald man with a long nose, and an important-looking man with warts all over his face.

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Question 3 of 25

3. All of the following statements about Uncle Monty are true except: Hint

Monty intended to use the Incredibly Deadly Viper to pull a prank on fellow members of the Herpetological Society.

It is apparent to Mr. Snicket that Dr. Montgomery never learned the Sebald Code.

Monty thought Stephano to be a spy trying to steal the Incredibly Deadly Viper, so he was going to leave the viper at home while Stephano accompanied them to Peru.

A distinguished herpetologist, Monty intended to take the children on a trip to Peru aboard the Prospero.

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Question 4 of 25

4. All of the following are true about the efforts the Baudelaires used to expose Stephano and Dr. Lucafont except: Hint

Sunny's "Aha" was a comment she made when Stephano revealed himself a liar. He claimed to be knowledgable about snakes, but then knew nothing about them when asked.

Klaus was able to demonstrate that the Mamba du Mal did not kill Uncle Monty as Dr. Montgomery's skin did not have a tenebrous hue.

Only Sunny realized Lucafont was a fake. She exposed him as the hook-handed man by biting the wooden hand he had as a cover.

Violet picked the lock to Stephano's suitcase, finding the vial and syringe used during the murder of Uncle Monty.

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Question 5 of 25

5. All of the following are true statements about Josephine Anwhistle except: Hint

Klaus was able to convince Aunt Josephine to leave Curdled Cave by playing on her fear of realtors.

Josephine's unreasonable fears caused her to avoid using doorknobs and telephones, and caused her to leave piles of cans in the house and certain books under her bed.

Julio Sham told Mr. Poe he was one of Josephine's oldest and dearest friends, having been baking partners years earlier in the Advanced Baking Course.

Aunt Josephine used her knowledge of the Sebald Code to craft a coded message which Klaus deciphered, revealing her intended course of action.

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Question 6 of 25

6. All of the following statements about the Baudelaires' visit to Lake Lachrymose are true except: Hint

Mr. Poe, Capt. Sham, and the Baudelaires ate at the Anxious Clown, and were served by Larry the waiter, who was also a member of a secret organization.

Violet's understanding of the scientific principles of the convergence and refraction of light enabled her to make a signal following the departure of Hurricane Herman.

A gift from Mr. Poe to the Baudelaire children helped them come up with an excuse to have more time to decipher Aunt Josephine's suicide note.

Capt. Sham threw Aunt Josephine into the swarm of lachrymose leeches because she ate the last banana on the boat.

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Question 7 of 25

7. All of the following are true statements about the town of Paltryville, the Lucky Smells Lumbermill, and their inhabitants, except: Hint

Sir, owner of the Lucky Smells Lumbermill, proposed a fair offer to the Baudelaires: employment at the mill in exchange for protection from Olaf.

Charles, partner in the ownership of the Lucky Smells Lumbermill, created a library that contained three books.

Phil, an employee of the Lucky Smells Lumbermill, was an optimist. When his left leg was injured by Klaus in a mill accident, he noted how fortunate he was that he was right-legged.

Georgina Orwell, who was the town's optometrist, acted as a partner in Olaf's scheme by hypnotizing Klaus when he came for new glasses.

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Question 8 of 25

8. All of the following are true statements about the Baudelaires' conflict with Count Olaf at Paltryville except: Hint

Georgina Orwell's book "Advanced Occular Science" helped Violet foil Count Olaf's plan, and helped Olaf escape from Mr. Poe.

Dr. Orwell, her receptionist Shirley, Foreman Flacutono, and Sir were all conspiring to get a portion of the Baudelaire fortune.

Olaf's plan involved Shirley getting custody of the children by having Klaus hypnotized and causing accidents. Sir would get upset and hand custody over to Shirley, who was actually Count Olaf.

Sir surprised Dr. Orwell as she was about to conclude a fencing match with Sunny. Upon the surprise, Dr. Orwell fell back into the mill's saw blade and died.

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Question 9 of 25

9. All of the following statements about the staff at Prufrock Preparatory School are true except: Hint

Mrs. Bass, teacher to Klaus Baudelaire and Isadora Quagmire, had her students perform measurements of all types.

Vice Principal Nero, a talented violinist who had respect for the Baudelaires and Quagmires, hired Sunny as a receptionist.

Mr. Remora, teacher to Violet Baudelaire and Duncan Quagmire, spent his time in class telling stories in between bites of banana.

Coach Genghis, the disguised Count Olaf, devised Special Orphan Running Exercises as part of his plot.

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Question 10 of 25

10. All of the following situations occurred at Prufrock Preparatory School except: Hint

Mr. Poe and Vice Principal Nero believed that the Prufrock Prep advanced computer would keep Count Olaf from the Baudelaires.

The plan the children came up with to foil Olaf included disguising the Quagmires and a sack of flour as the Baudelaire children to substitute duing the S.O.R.E. Exercises.

The Orphans Shack where the Baudelaires lived was small and made of tin; was infested with small, snapping crabs; had fungus plop!ing from the ceiling; and was painted bright green with tacky pink hearts.

The powder-faced women attempted to kidnap the Baudelaire children.

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Question 11 of 25

11. All of the following statements about the Baudelaires' experience at 667 Dark Avenue are true except: Hint

When the children first met Esme Squalor, aqueous martinis, pinstripes, and orphans were out; elevators, light, and parsley soda were in.

The initials V.F.D., discovered and researched by the Quagmires back at Prufrock Prep, turned out to be a red herring in the Baudelaires' search for the Quagmires.

Esme indicated she wanted to steal from the Baudelaires just as Beatrice had stolen from her.

When Gunther never left the building while Jerome and the Baudelaires dined at the Cafe Salmonella, the children decided they needed to search the building.

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Question 12 of 25

12. All of the following actions took place at some point during the Baudelaires time at 667 Dark Avenue. Which of them caused Klaus to be suspicious of the second elevator shaft ? Hint

When Violet put on her pinstripe suit, she looked to Klaus like a skier with cloth (rather than titanium) skis.

Violet invented welding torches out of fire tongs.

Violet, Klaus, and Jerome carried crates of parsley soda up the 66-floor-long staircase to the penthouse.

The doorman put up a wooden starfish decoration in the lobby.

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Question 13 of 25

13. All of the following statements about the In Auction are true except: Hint

Sunny Baudelaire bid $1000 for Lot #50, a cardboard box which she thought had something to do with V.F.D.

The In Auction was held at Veblen Hall, which was located only two blocks from the ashes of the burned Baudelaire home.

Gunther, a.k.a. Count Olaf, escaped with Esme when those pursuing him ran into the caterers from Cafe Salmonella.

The doorman at 667 Dark Avenue outbid Mr. Poe for a statue of a large red fish.

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Question 14 of 25

14. All of the following are true statements about the Village of Fowl Devotees, its laws, and citizens, except: Hint

V.F.D. citizens claimed they took care of the Baudelaires' problems with Count Olaf by passing rule 19,833 stating that no villains were allowed within the city limits.

V.F.D. was one of a number of villages outside the city that signed up for a guardian program based on the aphorism "It takes a village to raise a child."

Many V.F.D. citizens requested the Baudelaire children live with them. To settle the debate, the Council of Elders assigned Hector to be their guardian.

The citizens of V.F.D. scheduled the daily chores of the Baudelaire children based on the travel habits of a murder of crows.

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Question 15 of 25

15. All of the following are true statements about the Baudelaire's predicament at the Village of Fowl Devotees except: Hint

Officer Luciana and Detective Dupin attempted to violate Rule #1, the most important rule of the Village of Fowl Devotees: "Citizens must not be burned at the stake."

"Deus ex machina" came into play in the attempted escape of the Quagmires and Baudelaires in the form of Hector's self-sustaining hot air mobile home.

Couplets written by Isadora Quagmire helped the Baudelaires rescue Duncan and Isadora.

Violet and Klaus used scientific principles regarding mob psychology as well as erosion using the force of water to attempt to save an innocent man and escape from jail themselves.

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Question 16 of 25

16. All of the following are true statements regarding the Baudelaires journey to and at the Heimlich Hospital except: Hint

Babs had two rules she explained to the Baudelaires: (1) Children should be seen and not heard, and (2) Healing sick people is the most important work done in Heimlich Hospital.

Volunteers Fighting Disease believed that a cheerful attitude was the most effective tool in fighting disease. That's why they sang cheerful songs and gave away heart-shaped balloons.

The Baudelaires attempted to send a telegram to Mr. Poe from Last Chance General Store, but he never received it.

Babs, the Head of Human Resources, needed three of the Volunteers Fighting Disease to work at a new assignment in the Library of Records.

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Question 17 of 25

17. All of the following events occurred at Heimlich Hospital except: Hint

Violet Baudelaire used rubber bands and an empty soup can to invent two devices to help the Baudelaires escape the fire and mob at Heimlich Hospital.

Hal, a worker in the Library of Records, mentioned he had seen information about the three children in the file on the Snicket fires.

Klaus and Sunny found out that Violet was held in the hospital under the name Carrie E. Abelabudite.

Klaus and Sunny were able to escape capture in the Library of Recrods by going through a mail chute, but Violet was captured by Esme Squalor.

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Question 18 of 25

18. All of the following situations occured at Caligari Carnival except: Hint

Madame Lulu's freak show consisted of a hunchback, a contortionist, an ambidextrous person, a two-headed person, and one person who was half lupine.

Olaf discovered a coded stain on a map of the Mortmain Mountains, thereby choosing his next place to stay as the Valley of Four Drafts.

Madame Lulu had a hidden archival library that helped her to tell Olaf where the Baudelaires had been living.

Esme Squalor brought gifts for the freaks, including a rope for Hugo, a large robe for Beverly and Elliott, a razor for Kevin, a sack for Collette, and an oversized coat for Chabo.

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Question 19 of 25

19. Snicket referred to three different scenarios as "the belly of the beast," including all of the following except: Hint

The Baudelaires ride in the trunk of Olaf's automobile from Heimlich Hospital to Madame Lulu's carnival.

Olivia and the bald headed man being eaten by the lions.

Klaus and Violet slipping back down the Mortmain Mountains, trapped in the freaks' caravan.

Madame Lulu finding Chabo the Wolf Baby as well as Beverly and Elliott snooping around in her fortune-telling tent.

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Question 20 of 25

20. All of the following statements about the experiences of Violet and Klaus in the Mortmain Mountains are true except: Hint

Klaus objected to "xylophone" in the Scout Alphabet Pledge because it wasn't an adjective. He suggested the word "xenial" instead.

Violet, Klaus, and Quigley Quagmire dug a pit to catch Esme Squalor, then lured her down the mountain by using Verdant Flammable Devices.

While Violet and Quigley Quagmire climbed towards the summit of Mount Fraught, Klaus stayed behind to try to solve the mystery of Verbal Fridge Dialogue.

When asked for the central theme of Anna Karenina as a password for the Vernacularly Fastened Door, Klaus typed in the one-word response, "T-R-A-G-E-D-Y."

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Question 21 of 25

21. All of the following statements about the experiences of Olaf's troupe and Sunny in the Mortmain Mountains are true except: Hint

Forced to do the cooking, Sunny offered orange granita, iced coffee, bread with boysenberry jam, and lox as part of their meals.

In front of the three volunteers, Esme and Olaf argued over which was more important, the Quagmire fortune or the Baudelaire fortune.

After reminding Olaf that they also had lost a sibling in a fire, the two powder-faced women left Olaf's troupe.

Ultimately Sunny joined Violet and Klaus on a trip down the Stricken Stream on the way to Hotel Denouement, "the last safe place."

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Question 22 of 25

22. All of the following statements about Count Olaf are true except: Hint

Olaf murdered Gustav, the assistant to Montgomery Montgomery.

Olaf was born at Valorous Farms Dairy, which has been misidentified in a famous song as a cattle farm.

Olaf hid the Quagmire children in a fountain of a crow while in the Village of Fowl Devotees.

Olaf was able to obtain and read most of the Snicket File.

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Question 23 of 25

23. All of the following are true statements about facts the Baudelaires learned while undersea except for: Hint

A woman left the Gorgonian Grotto, appeared at the Queequeg, and convinced the captain and cook to follow her.

Jacques Snicket had accused Fernald Widdershins of killing Gregor Anwhistle.

One of the Snicket siblings had strongly advised the brother of Ike Anwhistle to abandon his plans.

The horseradish smell the Baudelaires had noticed on Lousy Lane while traveling to Uncle Monty's was due to the efforts of V.F.D.

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Question 24 of 25

24. All of the following statements about the crew of the Queequeg are true except: Hint

The captain of the Queequeg had one fatal personality quirk -- he took too long to make decisions, as he wanted to analyze everything first.

Fiona, stepdaughter of the captain of the Queequeg, convinced the hook-handed man to help the Baudelaires escape from the Carmelita.

The Baudelaires had previously met the cook of the Queequeg at the Lucky Smells Lumbermill.

The main task of the crew of the Queequeg was to find the sugar bowl that Count Olaf seeks.

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Question 25 of 25

25. All of the following have been employed by The Daily Punctilio except: Hint

Lemony Snicket

Geraldine Julienne

Eleanora Poe

Jerome Squalor

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. All of the following statements about the Baudelaires' stay at Count Olaf's house are true except:

Answer: Olaf requested roast beef in his daily notes to the Baudelaires, but they made pasta and puttanesca sauce for his troupe because he didn't provide them with enough money.

It is true that the children were given difficult tasks daily by Count Olaf, and when requested to cook for the troupe were given only a little money, enough to make puttanesca sauce for their pasta. However, Olaf had not requested any particular meal to be served to his troupe. The request for roast beef came after he saw what they had made.

2. All of the following statements about the play performed by the Baudelaires and Count Olaf's troupe are true except:

Answer: Olaf's scheme to obtain the Baudelaire fortune by legally marrying Violet during the play was foiled because, as her legal guardian, he could not marry her himself.

Justice Strauss acknowledged the marriage was legal and that Olaf could give consent to Violet to marry him. The effort was thwarted by Violet, however, when she signed the marriage license with her left hand, which violated the local marriage laws since Violet was right-handed.

3. All of the following statements about Uncle Monty are true except:

Answer: Monty thought Stephano to be a spy trying to steal the Incredibly Deadly Viper, so he was going to leave the viper at home while Stephano accompanied them to Peru.

Dr. Montgomery came to believe that his new assistant, Stephano, was a spy for the Herpetological Society, and was going to try to claim the viper as his own discovery. To prevent this, he ripped up Stephano's ticket, and was going to have him stay and take care of the reptiles while secretly taking the viper on the trip to Peru.

4. All of the following are true about the efforts the Baudelaires used to expose Stephano and Dr. Lucafont except:

Answer: Sunny's "Aha" was a comment she made when Stephano revealed himself a liar. He claimed to be knowledgable about snakes, but then knew nothing about them when asked.

Sunny did make an "aha" comment when Stephano revealed himself to be a liar; however, his claim was that he knew nothing about snakes, but later revealed he knew a great deal about snakes and the Incredible Deadly Viper in particular after Sunny was bitten by the viper.

5. All of the following are true statements about Josephine Anwhistle except:

Answer: Aunt Josephine used her knowledge of the Sebald Code to craft a coded message which Klaus deciphered, revealing her intended course of action.

Josephine Anwhistle, the Baudelaire's second cousin's sister-in-law who preferred to be called their Aunt, loved grammar. Her misuse of grammar and spelling was the basis for the secret message that Klaus discerned from her "suicide" note. She did not use the Sebald Code, which used the ringing of a bell to identify the beginning and ending of coded messages.

6. All of the following statements about the Baudelaires' visit to Lake Lachrymose are true except:

Answer: Capt. Sham threw Aunt Josephine into the swarm of lachrymose leeches because she ate the last banana on the boat.

It is true that the banana Aunt Josephine ate attracted the leeches. However, she was thrown overboard by Count Olaf after she annoyed him by correcting his poor grammar during the "negotiations" to spare her life.

7. All of the following are true statements about the town of Paltryville, the Lucky Smells Lumbermill, and their inhabitants, except:

Answer: Sir, owner of the Lucky Smells Lumbermill, proposed a fair offer to the Baudelaires: employment at the mill in exchange for protection from Olaf.

Sir was willing to exchange his protection of the children from Count Olaf in exchange for labor (without any real compensation) for a few years, until Violet came of age. Snicket points out that no one would consider that a fair trade.

8. All of the following are true statements about the Baudelaires' conflict with Count Olaf at Paltryville except:

Answer: Dr. Orwell, her receptionist Shirley, Foreman Flacutono, and Sir were all conspiring to get a portion of the Baudelaire fortune.

Sir was willing to protect the Baudelaires in exchange for employment, but did not want them to add any expenses, which accidents would generate. However, he was not involved in a plot to get the Baudelaire fortune for himself.

9. All of the following statements about the staff at Prufrock Preparatory School are true except:

Answer: Vice Principal Nero, a talented violinist who had respect for the Baudelaires and Quagmires, hired Sunny as a receptionist.

Nero was the Vice Principal, and did take on Sunny as his receptionist. He was a violinist, but he definitely lacked talent, and rather than respecting the children he constantly mocked them.

10. All of the following situations occurred at Prufrock Preparatory School except:

Answer: The powder-faced women attempted to kidnap the Baudelaire children.

Olaf and his two powder-faced women associates took the Quagmires from Prufrock Prep instead of kidnapping the Baudelaires.

11. All of the following statements about the Baudelaires' experience at 667 Dark Avenue are true except:

Answer: When the children first met Esme Squalor, aqueous martinis, pinstripes, and orphans were out; elevators, light, and parsley soda were in.

The Baudelaires went to live with Jerome and Esme Squalor at 667 Dark Avenue, and learned that Esme was obsessed with staying "in" fashion. When they arrived, they had to climb the stairs to the penthouse because elevators were out, as was light, but aqueous martinis and pinstripes were in !

12. All of the following actions took place at some point during the Baudelaires time at 667 Dark Avenue. Which of them caused Klaus to be suspicious of the second elevator shaft ?

Answer: The doorman put up a wooden starfish decoration in the lobby.

Each of the answers describe events that actually occured to the Baudelaires while living with the Squalors, but it was the doorman's action of gluing the starfish to the lobby doors of the elevator that got Klaus to thinking about the elevators. The landing outside the penthouse was the only place with TWO sets of elevator doors; therefore, it appeared that the second elevator shaft was a fake.

13. All of the following statements about the In Auction are true except:

Answer: Gunther, a.k.a. Count Olaf, escaped with Esme when those pursuing him ran into the caterers from Cafe Salmonella.

Very Fancy Doilies, purchased by Sunny Baudelaire, turned out to be very slippery, and caused the accidents which allowed Olaf, Esme, and their associate to escape.

14. All of the following are true statements about the Village of Fowl Devotees, its laws, and citizens, except:

Answer: Many V.F.D. citizens requested the Baudelaire children live with them. To settle the debate, the Council of Elders assigned Hector to be their guardian.

The village V.F.D. did get involved in the guardian program based on the aphorism "it takes a village to raise a child." However, they were interested mainly in having children do their chores; they didn't actually want to have the children around, so Hector was appointed caretaker of the Baudelaires.

15. All of the following are true statements about the Baudelaire's predicament at the Village of Fowl Devotees except:

Answer: Officer Luciana and Detective Dupin attempted to violate Rule #1, the most important rule of the Village of Fowl Devotees: "Citizens must not be burned at the stake."

Unfortunately for Luciana, who turned out to be Esme Squalor, she injured a crow, violating the most important rule in the Village of Fowl Devotees.

16. All of the following are true statements regarding the Baudelaires journey to and at the Heimlich Hospital except:

Answer: Babs had two rules she explained to the Baudelaires: (1) Children should be seen and not heard, and (2) Healing sick people is the most important work done in Heimlich Hospital.

When the Baudelaires showed up, Babs pointed out that children should be seen and not heard, and that the most important thing done at Heimlich Hospital was paperwork.

17. All of the following events occurred at Heimlich Hospital except:

Answer: Klaus and Sunny found out that Violet was held in the hospital under the name Carrie E. Abelabudite.

While looking for Violet, Klaus learned about Olaf's usage of anagrams (Count Olaf=Al Funcoot) and then found Violet under the name of Laura V. Bleediotie.

18. All of the following situations occured at Caligari Carnival except:

Answer: Esme Squalor brought gifts for the freaks, including a rope for Hugo, a large robe for Beverly and Elliott, a razor for Kevin, a sack for Collette, and an oversized coat for Chabo.

Esme wanted Lulu killed. She gave gifts to the freaks to try to convince them to join Olaf's group and also to feed Lulu to the lions. The gifts included a razor to Chabo so she could become clean shaven, an oversized coat for Hugo so his hunchback wouldn't be noticable, a large robe for Collette so she could contort her body without being seen, a sack for Beverly and Elliott to cover one of their heads, and a rope so Kevin could tie one of his hands behind his back.

19. Snicket referred to three different scenarios as "the belly of the beast," including all of the following except:

Answer: Madame Lulu finding Chabo the Wolf Baby as well as Beverly and Elliott snooping around in her fortune-telling tent.

All of the events described did actually occur in the storyline, but Snicket does not refer to Madame Lulu's discovery of the disguised Baudelaires as being in the belly of the beast. The trunk and the caravan were symbolic references, while the lions feeding was a literal reference.

20. All of the following statements about the experiences of Violet and Klaus in the Mortmain Mountains are true except:

Answer: When asked for the central theme of Anna Karenina as a password for the Vernacularly Fastened Door, Klaus typed in the one-word response, "T-R-A-G-E-D-Y."

The Baudelaires met Quigley Quagmire, who led them to the V.F.D. Headquarters, where they had to enter passwords to enter through the Vernacularly Fastened Door. Fortunately, Klaus knew the central theme of Anna Karenina, namely "a rural life of moral simplicity, despite its monotony, is the preferable personal narrative to a daring life of impulsive passion, which only leads to tragedy," all of which needed to be entered as the password.

21. All of the following statements about the experiences of Olaf's troupe and Sunny in the Mortmain Mountains are true except:

Answer: In front of the three volunteers, Esme and Olaf argued over which was more important, the Quagmire fortune or the Baudelaire fortune.

Esme and Olaf argued as to whether the Baudelaire fortune or the location of the sugar bowl was more important, which decision would decide the fate of Sunny Baudelaire.

22. All of the following statements about Count Olaf are true except:

Answer: Olaf was born at Valorous Farms Dairy, which has been misidentified in a famous song as a cattle farm.

It was Lemony Snicket, not Count Olaf, who was born at Valorous Farms Dairy, noted as a cattle farm in the song "The Little Snicket Lad."

23. All of the following are true statements about facts the Baudelaires learned while undersea except for:

Answer: A woman left the Gorgonian Grotto, appeared at the Queequeg, and convinced the captain and cook to follow her.

Gregor Anwhistle, brother of Ike, was working on a plan involving the Medusoid Mycelium, but he was warned of the danger in pursuing this plan by Kit Snicket, who suggested he was playing with fire. Gregor died in a fire that burned down Anwhistle Aquatics; Jacques Snicket, in an article published in the "Daily Punctilio", wrote that Fernald Widdershins had been confirmed as the person who started the fire. The Baudelaires learned from Kit's letter that the VFD factory on Lousy Lane would attempt to provide some dilution to the mycelium's effects; later, in researching Sunny's cure, they found out that horseradish (and its Japanese substitute wasabi) provided the antidote.

It is true that a woman left the grotto and convinced the captain and Phil to leave the Queequeg; however, it is not true that the Baudelaires were aware of this while they were still undersea.

24. All of the following statements about the crew of the Queequeg are true except:

Answer: The captain of the Queequeg had one fatal personality quirk -- he took too long to make decisions, as he wanted to analyze everything first.

The cook was Phil, whom the Baudelaires had met previously at the Lucky Smells Lumbermill. Fiona's brother, Fernald, is the hook-handed man, and she helped convince him to help the Baudelaires leave the brig and get back onto the Queequeg so they could escape. Finding the sugar bowl was the task of the crew of the Queequeg, but they failed to complete this task.

It wasn't because Captain Widdershins was hesitant, however; his motto was "He who hesitates is lost."

25. All of the following have been employed by The Daily Punctilio except:

Answer: Jerome Squalor

Lemony Snicket was, at one point, a drama critic for The Daily Punctilio. He was fired by the editor-in-chief, Eleanora Poe. Geraldine Julienne wrote the column "Secret Organizations You Should Know About" for the Punctilio. There is no record that Jerome Squalor ever worked for the Daily Punctilio.

Source: Author rickr_stny

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