City Mouse and Country Mouse Quiz

Why is the setting of the City Mouse's apartment important to the drama?

• It shows how both characters each have their own favorite places.

• It introduces the problem.

• It shows that Country Mouse is upset.

What does City Mouse hope for?

• To live happily ever after

• To visit the country

• To move to the country

• To stay in the city forever

What do Country Mouse and Yellow Cat have in common in SCENE 2?

• They think the food in the dumpster looks good.

• They want to get out of the noise of the city.

• They think the dumpster is a strange place to keep food.

• They hope they can run fast enough to get out of danger.

What does Country Mouse's behavior show about his internal traits?

• He is nice and willing to try new things.

• He is selfish.

• He is shy.

• He is competitive.

What is the main conflict in the text?

• City Mouse thinks city food is better than the food in the country.

• The City Mouse and the Country Mouse have their own favorite places.

• The City Mouse does not like Country Mouse.

How can the reader tell this text is a drama?

• There is a setting, characters, and dialogue.

• There is a lesson to be learned.

• There is information given.

How does the plot resolve at the end of the drama?

• The Yellow Cat doesn't eat all of their food.

• It shows how Country Mouse decides to leave the city.

• The City Mouse and the Country Mouse realize that their favorite place is their own home.

What is the author's purpose for writing about the Mouse's homes?

• To teach that friends do not always have to agree.

• To describe different types of food.

• To describe the difference between a city and a country.

What does the word feast mean in line 10?

• too much of something

• a large and delicious meal

• a celebration