Snowbell gives the Angora cat two explanations why he doesn't eat up Stuart and Margalo.

What are his two reasons for not eating Stuart and Margalo?

Stuart is a family member.

Margalo is a permanent guest.

Snowbell doesn't like eating mice and birds.

Stuart and Margalo are so fast that Snowbell can't catch them.

Dr. Carey introduces Stuart to his patient, Edward Clydesdale.

What does Mr. Clydesdale think about a talking mouse?

Stuart asks the students, "How many of you know what's important?" In a way, he is teaching them something.

What is he teaching them about?

What does Stuart think Harriet's parents might not like?

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

Why is Stuart so upset when he sees the canoe?

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

The author, E. B. White, has writes, "But real life is only one kind of life — there is also the life of the imagination."

What do you think he means?

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

Which mouse–like characteristic helps Stuart help his family?

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

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

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

What is this chapter mainly about?

When does this chapter take place?

Which event causes Stuart to make a very bad decision?

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

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

What happens when Stuart jumps onto the window shade ring?

Find the sentence after Stuart jumps onto the window shade ring. At one point, E.B. White says Stuart "could hardly breathe."

What does "hardly" mean in this sentence?

Find the paragraph where Stuart yells for help. Then find this sentence, "Snowbell just chuckled."

What does "chuckled" mean in this sentence?

How does Snowbell feel about Stuart?

Find the section where Stuart and Snowbell argue. Then find this sentence, "He spied the drawn window shade on the east window, with its shade cord and ring, like a trapeze, and it gave him an idea."

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

What does Snowbell do when Stuart is in trouble?

What does Mrs. Little think when she sees Stuart's hat and cane by the mousehole entrance?

What does Snowbell's actions in this chapter prove?

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