Mr. Fitzgibbon's Plow (Pages 27-32) Ch. 4

As Mr. Ages had predicted, Timothy was ______________.

• sick for a week

• better in three days

• had a bad reaction to the medicine

When Mrs. Frisby went outside, the weather was ___________.

• warm

• chilly

• icy

Mrs. Frisby and her family had to move from the garden in the spring because _________________.

• there were too many plants in the ground

• Mr. Fitzgibbon plowed and destroyed the animals' homes

• it was too hot with no trees around

In the summer, Mrs. Frisby's family lived ____________.

• in the barn

• at the brook's edge

• in a stump near the farmhouse

How early or how late Moving Day came depended on ________________.

• when Farmer Fitzgibbon could get help

• how much snow there had been

• when the frost was gone

Mrs. Frisby worried that Moving Day would ___________.

• be too much excitement for Timothy

• come too soon to be safe for Timothy

• not be possible this year

Mrs. Frisby's family spent winters in the garden because there was ______________.

• more food than in a human's building

• less probability of being attacked by an animal

• relative safety and freedom in the outdoors

The animal who predicted that Farmer Fitzgibbon would be plowing in a few days was ____________.

• a lady shrew

• Jeremy the crow

• a lady rabbit

Mrs. Frisby remembered that her husband used to say: All doors are hard to unlock _____________.

• when only people have the key

• when you don't know that there's a key

• until you have the key

The sound that frightened Mrs. Frisby was _____________.

• an owl flying overhead

• Dragon's yowl

• Mr. Fitzgibbon starting his tractor