Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh (Chapter 19-23)

Front

What does Nicodemus believe about the rats leaving the rosebush?

Back

Nicodemus believes that the rats can leave the rosebush for good in 3 months.

Front

Why was Nicodemus dissatisfied with life on the farm?

Back

Nicodemus was dissatisfied because life was so easy, it seemed pointless.

Front

What did the rats receive from the Toy Tinker?

Back

The rats got tools and motors from the Toy Tinker.

Front

What is the Plan that the rats have?

Back

The Plan is to live without stealing.

Front

What is the Boniface Estate?

Back

The Boniface Estate is an empty home where the rats stay for winter after they escape.

Front

How long do the rats think they need to leave the rosebush for good?

Back

The rats think they need 3 months to leave the rosebush for good.

Front

What is the significance of the Toy Tinker in the story?

Back

The Toy Tinker provides the rats with tools and motors, which are essential for their plans.

Front

What does it mean to live without stealing?

Back

Living without stealing means the rats want to find a way to survive without taking from others.

Front

Why is the Boniface Estate important to the rats?

Back

The Boniface Estate serves as a safe place for the rats during winter after they escape.

Front

What feelings does Nicodemus express about his life on the farm?

Back

Nicodemus feels that life on the farm is pointless due to its ease.