What is this chapter mainly about?

What could be another title for this chapter?

In the very beginning of the chapter, Stuart says, "I've been swindled."

What does "swindled" mean in this sentence?

How does Stuart plug up the leaky canoe?

Which word best describes Stuart when he was getting the boat ready for Harriet?

Find the section where Stuart imagines being in the canoe with Harriet. E. B. White writes, "With his eyes shut he seemed to see the whole occasion plainly — how she would look when she came down he path to the water, how calm and peaceful the river was going to be in the twilight, how graceful the canoe would seem, drawn up on the shore."

What does "plainly" mean in this sentence?

Why is Stuart nervous to take Harriet canoeing?

At first, Stuart is concerned that it might rain. Does Harriet share Stuart's worry?

What does the canoe look like when they find it?

Why is Stuart so upset when he sees the canoe?

How does Stuart feel at the end of the chapter?

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

What is this chapter mainly about?

What is so unusual about Stuart?

Stuart can do something human babies can't do when they are born.

What special thing can Stuart do?

Where does the Little family live?

Which sentence best describes Stuart?

When E. B. White describes how helpful Stuart is, he writes, "One day when Mrs. Little was washing out the bathtub after Mr. Little had taken a bath, she lost a ring off her finger and was horrified to discover that it had fallen down the drain."

Which word means the same as "horrified" in this sentence?

Who is George?

How do we know that Stuart is adventurous?

In this chapter, Stuart visits a doctor. Find the sentence where the doctor "also examined Stuart's chest and heart and looked into his ears solemnly with a flashlight."

What does "solemnly" mean in this sentence?

Before Stuart goes down the drain, George is annoyed. What makes George annoyed?

As a mouse, Stuart has some advantages over human beings.

Which mouse–like characteristic helps Stuart help his family?

Which statement is true about Mr. and Mrs. Little?

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

Which statement is true?

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

Which event causes Stuart to make a very bad decision?

How do the Littles try to help Stuart?

Find this sentence in the first paragraph, "With a rolling gait he sauntered along toward Fifth Avenue, keeping a sharp lookout."

What does "gait" mean in this sentence?

What is the theme of this chapter?

Please read the entire section that describes Stuart using the washbasin, which is an old–fashioned word.

Which word could be another description for "washbasin"?

When Snowbell complains to Stuart, "showed two rows of gleaming white teeth."

Which word means the same as "gleaming" in this sentence?