Indian in the Cupboard Ch 3 & 4 Quiz

What does Omri do after he puts the Indian to bed in the tepee?

• Omri performs an experiment to determine if the cupboard can turn something that is plastic into something living

• Omri studies his spelling words.

• Omri invited Patrick over to see the Indian.

Why did the car not become ‘real’ like the tepee did when Omri placed them in the cupboard together?

• Omri did not like the car.

• The car was made of metal and not plastic.

• Omri did not leave the car inside the cupboard long enough.

Why was Omri afraid to tell his parents about Little Bear?

• They might take Little Bear and the cupboard away from him.

• He was afraid his brothers would harm Little Bear.

• Little Bear would not like him anymore.

What Indian tribe did Little Bear belong to?

• Cherokee

• Iroquois

• Sioux

What did Omri learn about the Indian that was disturbing to Omri?

• Indian had taken 30 scalps in real life.

• Indian had betrayed his tribe in order to make money.

• Indian had killed his wife.

What did Omri make come alive in the cupboard for Little Bear?

• a pet dog

• a longhouse

• a horse

Little Bear and his horse had trouble riding on the carpet in Omri’s bedroom. Where did Omri take them to ride?

• the backyard

• the parking lot at school

• the basement in his house

After Little Bear was kicked by the horse, the author states, “Little Bear stood up and walked out of the box. He did not let himself limp.” Why did Little Bear not let himself limp?

• He was just pretending and not really injured by the horse.

• He wanted to act brave.

• He didn’t want the horse to see him limp.

When Little Bear put the Listerine and water mixture on his leg, he exclaimed, “This not water. This fire!” Why did Little Bear yell this?

• The mixture was ice cold.

• The mixture with the Listerine burned in the wound.

• Little Bear was a ‘cry baby’ and just liked complaining.

What did Omri put in the magic cupboard to help Little Bear with his injury?

• a toy doctor made of metal

• a plastic medicine bottle

• a First World War soldier with a red armband