The Indian in the Cupboard; Chapters 1-8

What did Omri do when Little Bear was kicked by a horse?

• He sent the Indian home in the cupboard.

• He brought a Red Cross figure to life.

• He borrowed his brother's first aid kit.

• He wrapped the figure in a blanket.

When they sneaked into Omri's bedroom, Gillon and Adiel

• found a tiny shoe under his bed.

• almost stepped on the horse.

• were amazed by the tiny house.

• tattled on Omri for lighting fires.

Omri didn't want to bring more figures to life because

• he didn't know how to send them away.

• he thought they would hurt each other.

• the cupboard was big enough for only one.

• the first figure was already too loud.

After Little Bear came to life, Omri

• did not want to touch the figure.

• promised he would find the figure's family.

• refused to let him out of the cupboard.

• read part of a book about Indians.

Because he was an Iroquois, Little Bear

• ate only fruits and vegetables.

• did not trust white men.

• refused to make friends with Omri.

• built a longhouse to sleep inside.

When Omri received it, the plastic Indian figure

• was not wearing any clothes.

• squirmed in his pocket.

• had only one arm.

• had already been used by Patrick.

Omri took Little Bear outside because

• Omri wanted Little Bear to catch his own food.

• Little Bear did not believe that Omri wasn't a dream.

• Little Bear wanted to ride his horse on the ground.

• Omri wanted to show Little Bear to his brothers.

So Little Bear could cook his food, Omri

• took him into the kitchen.

• held a match in the sink.

• lit his chemistry stove.

• used coal to light a fire.

When they were fighting, Patrick and Omri

• destroyed Little Bear's meal.

• scattered army figures on the carpet.

• knocked over Little Bear's hut.

• broke a leg off the horse.

When Omri made a teepee in art class, Little Bear

• painted it with tribal symbols.

• refused to keep it in his box.

• pretended that it wasn't real.

• took it apart to build it again.