ESCAPE ROOM
The monkey's Paw
start
Introduction
"The Monkey’s Paw has tightened its sinister grip on the White family, and it will not release them until its dark curse is undone. To reverse the spell, you must uncover hidden powers and survive the challenges within this escape room. Beware… the Paw does not give up its secrets easily..."
Explore the house
Inventory
01
DATA SET 1: THEMEAnalyze the data set before you. Read the passage and complete the fillable sections. Tell a teacher your group's response once the theme is determined & you will receive the secret code to continue.
14J90
3000T
90F37
02
DATA SET 2: MoodRead the passage set before you, highlight words that allude to the overall mood and atmosphere of the story. When complete, have a teacher check your work and you will be given the code to continue.
132
123
231
03
DATA SET 3: CHARACTERS Review the character list that is set before you, and answer the question. Who is the protagonist in "The Monkey's Paw"?
Sergeant-Major Morris
Herbert White
Mr. White
04
DATA SET 4: GRIEF - TRUE OR FALSE Sergeant-Major Morris tells the White family that the monkey's paw brings grief. Successfully complete your true and false piles & the teacher will give you the code once correct.
2The90
8Monkey's37
17paw4
It's not correct...
Find the key to continue
Continue exploring the house
Inventory
01
5: Question & Answer - What happens to Herbert White in the story?
He is arrested for trying to steal 200 pounds.
He runs away with the monkey's paw.
He dies in a work accident.
He finds 200 pounds.
02
DATA SET 6 - POV: Review the types of POV on your data set. What point of view (P.O.V.) is "The Monkey's Paw" written in?
3rd Person Omniscient
3rd person limited
2nd person
1st person
03
DATA SET 7: IRONY In the story Sergeant-Major Morris tells the Whites that wishes on the monkey's paw will come at a price. This is an example of what type of irony?
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Thematic Irony
Situational Irony
04
8) Question & Answer: In the beginning of the story the Whites are warned that the first owner of the paw wished for death. This could be an example of what?
Foreshadowing
Personification
Flash back
Metaphor
You found a secret message
♪♬ø
Remember these notes and play them on the piano in the correct order
01
...Keep playing
02
...One more
03
Try again...
You found a new item for your inventory
Continue exploring the house
Inventory
♪♬ø
Use the magnifying glass to find the code and then insert it into the typewriter.
224
In order to access this three digit code, go to your class bin...
The code is inside the envelope!
In the end of Part Two, Mr. White reacts to his son's death, "the old man smiled weakly, put out his hands like a blind man, and fell, a senseless mass, to the floor". Why is this his response?
01
He fears he is the reason why his son is dead.
He is trying to hide a deep dark secret.
He is glad his son is gone.
What was Mr. White's first wish?
02
He wished for his son to come back
He wished for his son to die
He wished for 200 pounds
What may have been the author's purpose for writing "The Monkey's Paw"?
03
To warn readers that all good things come with a price.
To warn readers about the danger of taking gifts from strangers.
To warn readers about the dangers of wishes.
A briefcase appeared...
congratulations
Congratulations! You have successfully completed the escape room. The Monkey’s Paw has finally released its hold on the White family… but its dark power still lingers. To break the curse once and for all, you must make one last wish upon the paw yourself. On a post it note, write what you would wish for. REMEMBER: All wishes come at a significant cost. In the wise words of Sgt. Major Morris, which for something "Sensible"...
Sure you want to go out?
You will lose all the progress so far...
Back
Exit
Inventory
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Inventory
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Oh, no. Wrong answer...
The Monkey's Paw
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Created on October 21, 2025
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ESCAPE ROOM
The monkey's Paw
start
Introduction
"The Monkey’s Paw has tightened its sinister grip on the White family, and it will not release them until its dark curse is undone. To reverse the spell, you must uncover hidden powers and survive the challenges within this escape room. Beware… the Paw does not give up its secrets easily..."
Explore the house
Inventory
01
DATA SET 1: THEMEAnalyze the data set before you. Read the passage and complete the fillable sections. Tell a teacher your group's response once the theme is determined & you will receive the secret code to continue.
14J90
3000T
90F37
02
DATA SET 2: MoodRead the passage set before you, highlight words that allude to the overall mood and atmosphere of the story. When complete, have a teacher check your work and you will be given the code to continue.
132
123
231
03
DATA SET 3: CHARACTERS Review the character list that is set before you, and answer the question. Who is the protagonist in "The Monkey's Paw"?
Sergeant-Major Morris
Herbert White
Mr. White
04
DATA SET 4: GRIEF - TRUE OR FALSE Sergeant-Major Morris tells the White family that the monkey's paw brings grief. Successfully complete your true and false piles & the teacher will give you the code once correct.
2The90
8Monkey's37
17paw4
It's not correct...
Find the key to continue
Continue exploring the house
Inventory
01
5: Question & Answer - What happens to Herbert White in the story?
He is arrested for trying to steal 200 pounds.
He runs away with the monkey's paw.
He dies in a work accident.
He finds 200 pounds.
02
DATA SET 6 - POV: Review the types of POV on your data set. What point of view (P.O.V.) is "The Monkey's Paw" written in?
3rd Person Omniscient
3rd person limited
2nd person
1st person
03
DATA SET 7: IRONY In the story Sergeant-Major Morris tells the Whites that wishes on the monkey's paw will come at a price. This is an example of what type of irony?
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Thematic Irony
Situational Irony
04
8) Question & Answer: In the beginning of the story the Whites are warned that the first owner of the paw wished for death. This could be an example of what?
Foreshadowing
Personification
Flash back
Metaphor
You found a secret message
♪♬ø
Remember these notes and play them on the piano in the correct order
01
...Keep playing
02
...One more
03
Try again...
You found a new item for your inventory
Continue exploring the house
Inventory
♪♬ø
Use the magnifying glass to find the code and then insert it into the typewriter.
224
In order to access this three digit code, go to your class bin...
The code is inside the envelope!
In the end of Part Two, Mr. White reacts to his son's death, "the old man smiled weakly, put out his hands like a blind man, and fell, a senseless mass, to the floor". Why is this his response?
01
He fears he is the reason why his son is dead.
He is trying to hide a deep dark secret.
He is glad his son is gone.
What was Mr. White's first wish?
02
He wished for his son to come back
He wished for his son to die
He wished for 200 pounds
What may have been the author's purpose for writing "The Monkey's Paw"?
03
To warn readers that all good things come with a price.
To warn readers about the danger of taking gifts from strangers.
To warn readers about the dangers of wishes.
A briefcase appeared...
congratulations
Congratulations! You have successfully completed the escape room. The Monkey’s Paw has finally released its hold on the White family… but its dark power still lingers. To break the curse once and for all, you must make one last wish upon the paw yourself. On a post it note, write what you would wish for. REMEMBER: All wishes come at a significant cost. In the wise words of Sgt. Major Morris, which for something "Sensible"...
Sure you want to go out?
You will lose all the progress so far...
Back
Exit
Inventory
Inventory
Inventory
♪♬ø
Inventory
♪♬ø
Inventory
♪♬ø
Oh, no. Wrong answer...