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The 39 Clues: Book Five: The Black Circle: Chapters 1-4 - Quiz
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How do you think the Kabras and the Holts knew where Amy and Dan were and that they had the next clue? Explain.
Support what it means to be "double-crossed times two"? Explain this phrase's connection to the story.
Amy enjoys books that are weathered because they have a history. Describe how you like your books.
Determine a time when you lost something but received something else in its place. Explain in one paragraph.
Create a fictional situation where telling a white lie might be necessary as Dan did to Hamilton to avoid giving him all the clues.
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