The Time Machine by Eric Brown AR Quiz Answers

Accelerated Reader is a reading program designed for students’ reading practice.

It’s suitable for various settings, including in-person, remote, and hybrid learning.

Based on student’s interests, AR includes goals, quizzes, and recommendations.

The program tracks progress through reports and offers insights into students’ literacy.

Additionally, it provides user-friendly tools for administrators, teachers, and families.

This guide contains all of The Time Machine AR quiz answers by Eric Brown (Renaissance Accelerated Reading).

Question: A week before his adventure, which of these did the time traveller do?

Answer: He showed his friends a prototype machine, choosing one to help activate it.

Question: What had the time traveller done when the people in robes approached him?

Answer: He unscrewed his machine’s control panel levers and put them in his pocket.

Question: The time traveller had learned the robed people were “the Eloi” when he —.

Answer: Joined them for a meal in a great hall.

Question: On finding his machine had gone, the time traveller had worked out that —.

Answer: It was inside the pedestal under the white sphinx.

Question: What had led to the time traveller making friends with a woman called Weena?

Answer: He saved her from drowning.

Question: What had the time traveller realised upon following a red-eyed creature?

Answer: Humankind had changed into two distinct animals.

Question: Which of these had the time traveller come across in the Morlock’s cavern?

Answer: A table laid with a meal, which he saw after detecting the smell of blood.

Question: The time traveller had found items to fight the Morlocks with when he —.

Answer: Explored the palace of green porcelain with Weena.

Question: What had the time traveller done, causing the attacking Morlocks to flee?

Answer: He set the forest on fire.

Question: As proof of his adventures, what did the time traveller show his friends?

Answer: A garland of flowers that Weena had put in his pocket.

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