Mr. Putter and Tabby See the Stars

The genre for Mr. Putter and Tabby See the Stars is

• fable

• fiction

• fantasy

• expository text

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What was Mr. Putter's problem?

• His pillow was too flat.

• He had a bad dream.

• His stomach was grumbling.

• Tabby woke him up.

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What do Mr. Putter and Tabby like to do?

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How does Mrs. Teaberry send notes to Mr. Putter?

• on his cell phone

• in the mail

• with a neighbor

• by her dog

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How does Mr. Putter solve the problem of not being able to sleep?

• he eats jelly rolls

• he gets a new pillow

• he went for a walk

• he rolled over

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How are Mr. Putter and Zeke alike?

• They are both sleepy.

• They both want to take a walk.

• They both have grumbling stomachs.

• They both like the stars.

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What does Mr. Putter tell Tabby as they go on their walk? Select ALL that apply.

• about the stars

• about the Milky Way

• about fish

• about when he was a boy

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How does the author show that Tabby enjoys her walk?

• she falls asleep in Mr. Putter's arms

• she twitches her ears and tail

• she purrs

• she meowed over and over

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What does the phrase "sleep like logs" mean?

• to roll like a log

• to toss and turn

• to be still and sleep

• to sleep under a tree

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What word describes Mrs. Teaberry?

• cruel

• generous

• mean

• sad

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