The Cricket in Times Square - Chapters 08;10(part I)

Why did Chester eat the two dollar bill?

• He was trying to get Mario in trouble for putting him in a cage.

• Chester was incredibly hungry.

• He was dreaming about eating a leaf in Connecticut.

• Chester wants to try new foods in New York City.

At first, how are Tucker's solutions different than Chester's solutions to solving the two dollar bill problem?

• Tucker Mouse wants to avoid the problem, and Chester Cricket wants to be honest.

• Chester Cricket wants to avoid the problem, and Tucker Mouse wants to be honest.

• Tucker Mouse thinks that it is good that Chester ate the money, and Tucker does not think so.

• Chester Cricket thinks that it is good that he ate the money, and Tucker does not think so.

Do you think it is fair to make Mario replace the money?

Read the following solution to the problem:

We get a clean piece of paper, color it green and paint it to make it look like a two dollar bill. Then, we'll put it back in the drawer.

Who is more likely to have proposed that solution?

• Chester Cricket

• Tucker Mouse

• Harry Cat

• Mario Kid

• Davis Teacher

Why does Mama Bellini keep dropping stitches?

• She is too excited.

• She is too tired.

• She does not know how to knit.

• She is too angry.

Why does Mama Bellini release Chester from his cage?

• Mama Bellini feels bad for Chester and Mario.

• Mama Bellini does not like Chester.

• The amount of money that was eaten was repaid.

• Mama Bellini realized that the money was never eaten.

Pretend you are Mario. How would you think that the money appeared again?

What was the exciting unexpected treat that Tucker got for the dinner party?

• soda

• ice

• liverwurst

• pizza

Wait, what's the name of this book?

• Big Cricket Funsies

• The Happy Cricket

• Super Mario Brothers

• Mario Kart

• The Cricket in Times Square