Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH

Front

What do Mrs. Frisby and the owl have in common?

Back

They both have to move out of their homes.

Front

What type of tests did Nicodemus mention?

Back

A maze he ran through and shape recognition.

Front

How are the rats portrayed in terms of honesty?

Back

They steal to survive.

Front

What is Mrs. Frisby's main concern about Moving Day?

Back

Timothy is too sick to move.

Front

How did Nicodemus end up at NIMH?

Back

He was captured at the marketplace.

Front

What is the significance of Moving Day in the story?

Back

It represents a time of change and challenge for Mrs. Frisby and her family.

Front

Who is Timothy in relation to Mrs. Frisby?

Back

Timothy is Mrs. Frisby's sick son.

Front

What role do the rats play in Mrs. Frisby's life?

Back

They help her navigate challenges and provide support.

Front

What does NIMH stand for?

Back

National Institute of Mental Health.

Front

What is a key theme in 'Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH'?

Back

The struggle for survival and the importance of family.