The Forgotten Doll

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Froggy Jumps The Forgotten DollOnline version Literal Questions by Vilma Gutiérrez 1 What was special about the doll owned by the narrator’s sister? a It was life-sized, laughed when pressed, and cried when a magnetic finger was inserted in its mouth. b It could walk and talk like a real child. c It was made of wood and didn’t make any sounds. 2 Why did the narrator and his partner go to the narrator’s mother’s house? a Because their house was haunted and they were fleeing. b To spend the night before going to register their baby at the DIF. c To celebrate the baby’s baptism with the whole family. 3 What happened at 3:00 a.m. that startled everyone? a A neighbor knocked on the door screaming for help. b They heard the doll laugh and cry, even though it hadn’t been touched in years. c The baby spoke for the first time in a strange voice. 4 What ritual did the narrator’s mother perform? a She buried the doll in the backyard to stop the noise. b She used incense and sage to bless the entire neighborhood. c A limpia using an egg and prayers to calm the baby and the doll’s energy. 5 Why did the baby seem uncomfortable during the night? a Possibly because of the negative energy coming from the doll. b Because he missed his crib at the hospital. c Because the room was too noisy from street music. 6 What does the narrator’s mother believe about the doll’s behavior? a That the batteries had exploded and caused the noise. b That the doll was jealous of the new baby and felt replaced. c That someone in the neighborhood was playing a prank. 7 Why is the doll described as “jealous”? a Because it always wanted to be dressed in new clothes. b Because it had been thrown away in the trash. c Because it seemed to crave attention and reacted emotionally when a new baby arrived. 8 What emotions does the story suggest about forgotten or abandoned objects? a hat they are completely inactive and without meaning. b That they become valuable only when sold or recycled. c That they may hold lingering emotions or energy, such as sadness or jealousy.

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What was special about the doll owned by the narrator’s sister?

Why did the narrator and his partner go to the narrator’s mother’s house?

What happened at 3:00 a.m. that startled everyone?

What ritual did the narrator’s mother perform?

Why did the baby seem uncomfortable during the night?

What does the narrator’s mother believe about the doll’s behavior?

Why is the doll described as “jealous”?

What emotions does the story suggest about forgotten or abandoned objects?