Sheila Rae, the Brave and Chester's Way

How do Sheila Rae's feelings about Louise change throughout the book?

• she realizes that Louise really isn't her friend

• she learns they are both brave

• she becomes jealous of Louise

What does Sheila Rae pretend that the tree branches are?

• pirate swords

• fingers

• spaghetti

• all of these

The big black dog down the street bites Sheila Rae

• true

• false

How do you know Louise has been watching her sister closely?

• she does everything the same way Sheila Rae does

• she is her sister

• they are best friends

Chester and Wilson can't wait to be friends with Lily at first?

• true

• false

What do Chester and Wilson learn about making friends?

• They shouldn't be nice to people right away

• It's important to always give people a chance to be friends

• They don't need anymore friends

How does Lily handle the big boys who are being mean to Chester and Wilson?

• she beats them up

• she shows up in a cat disguise and squirt gun

• she blew a whistle at them to get help

What is the author's purpose of Chester's Way?

• to entertain the reader with a story about making new friends

• to persuade the reader to always be a good friend

• to inform the reader about how to be a good friend

What is the author's purpose of Sheila Rae, the Brave?

• to persuade the reader to never take a new way home

• to inform the reader about mice

• to entertain the reader with a story about a brave mouse and her sister

Which of the following words means the same thing as fearless?

• scared

• frightened

• brave

• surprised