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Question #11

How does Stuart feel at the end of the chapter?

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Question #13

Throughout the book, E. B. White has given us many beautiful descriptions. These descriptions show that he is a keen observer of something.

What does he observe so well?

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Question #1

In Chapter IV, Stuart wants to prove to Snowbell how strong his stomach muscles are.

What does Stuart want to do in this chapter?

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Question #3

What does Mr. Little always worry about?

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Question #5

Stuart declares to himself, "…this is about the worst thing that could happen to anybody."

What does he think will happen to him?

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Question #7

Find the section where Snowbell is trying to convince the Angora cat to wait until the next evening to catch Margalo. At one point, Snowball says "you won't be taking such a risk."

What does "risk" mean in this section?

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Question #8

Find the sentence where Dr. Carey shows Stuart the automobile. Dr. Carey says, "I enjoy building model cars and boats and other things when I am not extracting teeth."

What does "extracting" mean in this sentence?

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Question #9

Find the section where Harry Jamieson takes the pillow from Katharine. Then find this sentence, "Now then," said Stuart in a fierce voice, "hold on, my good people, while your Chairman consults the book of rules!"

What does "fierce" mean in this sentence?

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Question #11

How does Stuart feel at the end of the chapter?

Question #13

Throughout the book, E. B. White has given us many beautiful descriptions. These descriptions show that he is a keen observer of something.

What does he observe so well?

Question #1

In Chapter IV, Stuart wants to prove to Snowbell how strong his stomach muscles are.

What does Stuart want to do in this chapter?

Question #3

What does Mr. Little always worry about?

Question #5

Stuart declares to himself, "…this is about the worst thing that could happen to anybody."

What does he think will happen to him?

Question #7

Find the section where Snowbell is trying to convince the Angora cat to wait until the next evening to catch Margalo. At one point, Snowball says "you won't be taking such a risk."

What does "risk" mean in this section?

Question #8

Find the sentence where Dr. Carey shows Stuart the automobile. Dr. Carey says, "I enjoy building model cars and boats and other things when I am not extracting teeth."

What does "extracting" mean in this sentence?

Question #9

Find the section where Harry Jamieson takes the pillow from Katharine. Then find this sentence, "Now then," said Stuart in a fierce voice, "hold on, my good people, while your Chairman consults the book of rules!"

What does "fierce" mean in this sentence?

Question #10

Which statement is true?

Question #12

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

How does Stuart feel at the end of the chapter?

Throughout the book, E. B. White has given us many beautiful descriptions. These descriptions show that he is a keen observer of something. What does he observe so well?

In Chapter IV, Stuart wants to prove to Snowbell how strong his stomach muscles are. What does Stuart want to do in this chapter?

What does Mr. Little always worry about?

Stuart declares to himself, "…this is about the worst thing that could happen to anybody." What does he think will happen to him?

Find the section where Snowbell is trying to convince the Angora cat to wait until the next evening to catch Margalo. At one point, Snowball says "you won't be taking such a risk." What does "risk" mean in this section?

Find the sentence where Dr. Carey shows Stuart the automobile. Dr. Carey says, "I enjoy building model cars and boats and other things when I am not extracting teeth." What does "extracting" mean in this sentence?

Find the section where Harry Jamieson takes the pillow from Katharine. Then find this sentence, "Now then," said Stuart in a fierce voice, "hold on, my good people, while your Chairman consults the book of rules!" What does "fierce" mean in this sentence?

Which statement is true?

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

Throughout the book, E. B. White has given us many beautiful descriptions. These descriptions show that he is a keen observer of something.

What does he observe so well?

In Chapter IV, Stuart wants to prove to Snowbell how strong his stomach muscles are.

What does Stuart want to do in this chapter?

Stuart declares to himself, "…this is about the worst thing that could happen to anybody."

What does he think will happen to him?

Find the section where Snowbell is trying to convince the Angora cat to wait until the next evening to catch Margalo. At one point, Snowball says "you won't be taking such a risk."

What does "risk" mean in this section?

Find the sentence where Dr. Carey shows Stuart the automobile. Dr. Carey says, "I enjoy building model cars and boats and other things when I am not extracting teeth."

What does "extracting" mean in this sentence?

Find the section where Harry Jamieson takes the pillow from Katharine. Then find this sentence, "Now then," said Stuart in a fierce voice, "hold on, my good people, while your Chairman consults the book of rules!"

What does "fierce" mean in this sentence?