What is chapter four mainly about?

What important mouse rule did Despereaux try to follow?

Chapter four is titled "Enter the Pea." Who is "the Pea"?

How does Despereaux feel when he realizes that the king and princess see him?

Look at the section where Despereaux realizes he has been seen by the king and princess Pea. Despereaux realizes that "he had made a very grave error."

In this context, what does "grave" mean?

Look at the section near the end of the chapter where the author compares the king's song to the story Despereaux read in the book.

In this context. what does "captivating" mean?

Were there any events that weren't clear to you?

What is chapter five mainly about?

When Despereaux first sees Princess Pea, what does she remind him of?

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How does Princess Pea react when she first sees Despereaux?

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After Furlough sees Despereaux with the humans, who does he run off to tell?

Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

Look at the section where the author addresses the reader directly and asks if it is ridiculous for a mouse to fall in love with a human.

In this context, what does "ridiculous" mean?

Look at the section where Despereaux looks at Pea "adoringly."

In this context, what does "adoringly" mean?

Were there any events that weren't clear to you?

Are there any words that you are unsure about?

You can always list unknown words here.

What is chapter five mainly about?

When Despereaux first sees Princess Pea, what does she remind him of?

How does Princess Pea react when she first sees Despereaux?

After Furlough sees Despereaux with the humans, who does he run off to tell?

Look at the section where the author addresses the reader directly and asks if it is ridiculous for a mouse to fall in love with a human.

In this context, what does "ridiculous" mean?

Look at the section where Despereaux looks at Pea "adoringly."

In this context, what does "adoringly" mean?

Were there any events that weren't clear to you?