Stuart Little Grade 3 PCSB Module H Quiz

What is Mrs. Little's perspective toward dropping her ring down the drain?

• Mrs. Little is excited about the possibility of buying a new ring.

• Mrs. Little is confident that her ring will be recovered easily.

• Mrs. Little is shocked and worried that she may not be able to get her ring out of the drain.

• Mrs. Little believes that her husband is to blame for her ring going down the drain.

Select evidence from the excerpt to support your answer from question 1.

• "What had I better do?" she cried, trying to keep the tears back." (paragraph 6)

• "Mrs. Little was pleased to get such a good report." (paragraph 4)

• "Oh, my brave little son." said Mrs. Little proudly...(paragraph 10)

• "How was it down there?" asked Mr. Little..." (paragraph 11)

How do Mrs. Little's feelings change in the passage?

• Mrs. Little is worried at the beginning but proud at the end.

• Mrs. Little is sad at the beginning but nervous at the end.

• Mrs. Little is excited at the beginning but thankful at the end.

• Mrs. Little is curious at the beginning but angry at the end.

Select the sentence that shows why Mrs. Little's feelings change.

• At first she has a son that is a mouse, but then she dresses him like a human.

• At first she takes Stuart to the doctor because he's not growing, but then Stuart uses his small size to get her ring.

• At first she wants her husband to get the ring, but then she has George get it.

• At first she washes the bathtub, but then she takes Stuart to the doctor.

Which answer choice best summarizes the passage?

• Stuart Little helps his mother by climbing down the bathtub drain to get her ring.

• Stuart Little is an unusual son for an American family to have.

• Mr. and Mrs. Little work hard to make sure Stuart has proper clothing and a tiny bed.

• Stuart Little has a visit from a doctor, during which he is given a good report.