Little House on the Prairie- Chapters 7-14

How does Mr. Edwards help Pa with the roof?

• He lifts the slabs up to Pa from the ground.

• He helps nail the rafters.

• He loans Pa nails.

• He loans Pa a hammer.

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Upon learning of Mr. Edward's kindness, Ma says, ".... I don't like to be beholden, not even to the best of neighbors." What does Ma mean?

• Ma means that she thinks Mr. Edwards is a kind, generous man.

• Ma means that she does not want to owe Mr. Edwards a favor or owe him anything.

• Ma means that she wishes Pa sold the nail to Mr. Edwards.

• Ma means that she is uncomfortable living so close to Mr. Edwards.

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What do Mary and Laura share betweeen them, while Carrie gets one of her own?

• a chair.

• a doll.

• a plate.

• a cup.

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Mr. Scott passed out from

• breathing a gas that could not be seen or smelled.

• too much sun.

• working in the field too long without eating.

• being overwhelmed.

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Who helped Pa dig the well?

• Mr. Edwards

• Mary and Laura

• Mr. Scott

• Ma

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What instrument did Pa play?

• a trumpet

• a fiddle

• a drum

• a guitar

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Pa was going to help the cowboys in exchange for

• some chickens

• a new horse

• a piece of beef

• a pig

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Why did Pa leave his gun at home?

• His arm were full.

• There was plenty of meat at home.

• He was out of bullets.

• He forgot.

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Who built the stable?

• Pa

• Mr. Edwards

• Pa and Mr. Edwards

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What is a covered wagon?

• a large wagon that hauls people from one train stop to the next.

• a large wooded toy that kids use to play with.

• a large wagon with a high, bonnetlike canvas on top that pioneers use to transport themselves.

• a large wagon with a high bonnetlike canvas uses to transport dogs.

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