The Tale of Peter Rabbit

Which of these details from the story best shows how Peter Rabbit is different from Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton-tail?

• A. Peter Rabbit loses his coat and shoes.
• B. Peter Rabbit sneezes.
• C. Peter Rabbit goes into Mr. McGregor's garden.
• D. Peter Rabbit lives in a sand-bank.

Part A -
What problem does Peter Rabbit have in this story?

• A. Peter is being chased by Mr. McGregor.
• B. Peter has three brothers and sisters.
• C. Peter escapes from Mr. McGregor.
• D. Mr. McGregor gives up on looking for Peter.

Part B -
From Part A, which of Peter's actions causes this problem to happen?

• A. Peter jumps out a window.
• B. Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton-tail stay home.
• C. Peter hides in a flower pot.
• D. Peter doesn't listen to his mother.

Read this paragraph about the story "The Tale of Peter Rabbit".
Peter Rabbit's mother says that Peter's father went into Mr. McGregor's garden and ended up being baked in a pie. Peter goes into Mr. McGregor's garden anyway and almost gets caught too.
Based on the paragraph, which theme best fits the story?

• A. No garden is safe.
• B. Just because something happens once doesn't mean it will happen again.
• C. It's fine to steal vegetables when you're hungry.
• D. It's important to learn from the mistakes of others.

Which word best completes this sentence?
Of all the rabbits in the family, Peter was the _________of all.

• A. most naughtiest
• B. more naughty
• C. naughtier
• D. naughtiest

What are the singular forms of bunnies and blackberries?

• A.  bunny, blackberrie
• B. bunny, blackberry
• C. bunnie, blackberry
• D. bunni, blackberri