The Great Pie Robbery Quiz

What makes the story funny? (Select all that apply)

• The idea of a cat stealing pies and delivering them to other cats.

• Mr. Crumb's reaction to the pie theft.

• The image of cats using fancy napkins and tiny forks.

• The idea of a bakery offering pies to cats as customers.

What are some creative elements in the story? (Select all that apply)

• The way the pies are stolen and balanced on the cat's back.

• The concept of a cat-run midnight feast.

• Mr. Crumb's decision to include cats as customers.

• The setting of Whimsyville and its quirky characters.

What is the main plot twist in the story?

• The pies disappear in a magical way.

• Mr Crumb discovers that a cat is the pie thief.

• The pies are being delivered to other cats for a feast.

• Mr Crumb becomes friends with the cats instead of punishing them.

How does Mr. Crumb react when he discovers the pie thief?

• He is angry and tries to catch the cat.

• He is surprised and decides to set a trap.

• He laughs and finds a creative solution.

• He is confused and doesn't know what to do.

Why do you think Mr. Crumb decided to include cats as his customers instead of trying to stop the theft?

• He realized the cats enjoyed his pies just as much as people.

• He thought it was a fun way to solve the problem.

• He wanted to make his bakery more popular.

• He couldn't figure out how to stop the cats.