The cat that walked himself

What did the Man say to the Cat about his way of walking and living?

• He said the Cat was very wise.

• He said the Cat should live with the Dog.

• He said the Cat was dreadfully wild and didn't like his independent ways.

• He said the Cat should learn from the Dog.

What did the Woman do to make the First Singing Magic?

• She sang a song by the fire.

• She threw more wood on the fire and made marks on a bone.

• She danced around the fire.

• She told a story to the animals.

Why did the Cat say he was different from the other animals?

• Because he was the only animal that could sing.

• Because he was friends with the Man and Woman.

• Because he walked by himself and all places were alike to him.

• Because he was the smartest of all the animals.

What was the reaction of the Wild Dog when he smelled the roast mutton?

• He was scared and ran away.

• He was curious and wanted to investigate with the Cat.

• He was disgusted by the smell.

• He laughed and ignored the smell.

What did the Woman make with the blade-bone after Wild Dog left?

• The First Singing Magic.

• A tool for the Man.

• The Second Singing Magic.

• A gift for the Cat.

What did the Cat claim to be wiser than?

• The Man and the Woman.

• The Wild Dog.

• The Woman.

• The Tame animals.

What did the Woman give to the Wild Dog in exchange for guarding the Cave every day?

• A roasted mutton-bone

• A piece of wild fruit

• A warm place by the fire

• A shiny pebble

What did the Cat receive from the Woman for his praise?

• The warm white milk three times a day

• A place to sleep in the Cave

• A shiny pebble

• A piece of the wonderful grass

Why did the Cat want to come into the cave?

• To find a warm place to sleep

• To steal the Baby's pebbles

• To be the Woman's friend

• To be near the fire and the milk-pot

What did the Bat say the Baby in the Cave was fond of?

• Things that are soft and tickle

• The wonderful grass

• The roasted mutton-bone

• The shiny pebbles