Category: Events & Equipment

What size is Despereaux, compared to the other mice?

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What is Chapter Three mainly about?

What is the story that Despereaux reads about?

What is the first line in the story Despereaux reads?

Look at the section where Despereaux is enchanted by the lights from the stained–glass windows and Furlough tells him he must "scurry."

In this context, what does "scurry" mean?

At the end of chapter three, the author addresses the reader directly and writes that Despereaux is "destined" to meet the rats.

In this context, what does "destined" mean?

Also at the end of chapter three, the author writes that "an interesting fate… awaits almost everyone, mouse or man, who does not conform."

In this context, what does "conform" mean?

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

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

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Look at the section where Despereaux is leaving and he calls back to Pea, "I honor you!"

In this context, what does "honor" mean?

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What does the threadmaster know about that surprises Despereaux?

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On the way to the dungeon, Despereaux makes two requests.

What is the second request?

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What is chapter 14 mainly about?

What is the first thing that Despereaux notices about the dungeon?

Kate DiCamillo describes how badly the dungeon stinks. Then she states that it smelled like:

When Despereaux is scared because the dungeon is so dark, what does he do?

Who does Despereaux think the loud voice belongs to?

Look at the section where the darkness of the dungeon is described as "all–encompassing."

In this context, what does "all–encompassing" mean?

Look towards the end of chapter 14, where the voice speaks to Despereaux. The author writes, "'Once upon a time?' boomed a voice from the darkness."

In this context, what does "boomed" mean?

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

What does Despereaux describe as being like honey?

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What is chapter four mainly about?