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The Great Mouse Plot!

The Great Mouse Plot!

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Denise Fernandez

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The Great Mouse Plot

​by Roald Dahl

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Multiple Choice

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Roald Dahl wrote "The Great Mouse Plot" about his own childhood!

What genre is it when someone writes a book about their own life?

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biography

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autobiography

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novel

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poetry

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Multiple Choice

Who is the antagonist ofThe Great Mouse Plot?

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Thwaites

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the speaker

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Mrs Pratchett

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his other friends

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Fill in the Blanks

Under the floorboards, the boys found a dead

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Fill in the Blanks

They decided to place the mouse in one of Mrs Pratchett's jars containing

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Multiple Choice

Which noun describes their opinion of Mrs Pratchett?

(A noun refers to a person, place or thing, like cat or school!)

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hero

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villain

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creature

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friend

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Multiple Choice

Which adjective describes how the boys felt after dropping the mouse into the jar?

(An adjective is a word describing a noun, like colourful or clever!)

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thrilled

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anxious

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fearful

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disappointed

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Multiple Choice

Which verb describes how the boys entered the shop to carry out their prank?

(A verb is an word depicting an action, like walk or talk!)

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stumble

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trudge

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strut

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sprint

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Open Ended

Imagine that you've been chosen to drop the mouse in the sweet jar!

Write down a full sentence with a NOUN (person / place / thing) describing the situation.

e.g. I felt like a coward! / The sweet shop was silent! / My heart skipped a beat!

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Open Ended

Imagine that you've been chosen to drop the mouse in the sweet jar!

Write down a full sentence with an ADJECTIVE (a descriptive word) describing the situation.

e.g. I felt terrified! / I was thrilled about the prank!

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Open Ended

Imagine that you've been chosen to drop the mouse in the sweet jar!

Write down a full sentence with a VERB (an action word) describing the situation.

e.g. I sprinted out of the shop! / I trudged slowly to the jar.

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Open Ended

If you had to write a story about a funny or exciting event in your life (similar to the Great Mouse Plot), what would you write about?

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Draw

You can draw the events of the Great Mouse Plot here!

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The Great Mouse Plot

​by Roald Dahl

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