Mr. Putter and Tabby

The genre for Mr. Putter and Tabby See the Stars is

• fiction

• fantasy

• expository text

• fable

What do Mr. Putter and Tabby like to do?

• play

• sleep

• eat

• laundry

Why was Mr. Putter unable to sleep?

• Tabby woke him up

• His stomach was grumbling

• His pillow was too flat

• He had a bad dream

How does Mrs. Teaberry send notes to Mr. Putter?

• on his cellphone

• through her dog, Zeke

• in the mail

• by carrier pigeon

How did Mr. Putter solve his problem of not being able to sleep?

• he ate more jelly rolls

• he got a new pillow

• he went for a walk

• he rolled over

How does the author show that Tabby enjoys her walk with Mr. Putter?

• she looks and listens

• she falls asleep in Mr. Putter's arms

• she sings a song to the full moon

• she twitches her ears and tail

What does Mr. Putter tell Tabby as they go on their walk?

• about stars

• about the Milky Way

• about when he was a boy

• about fish

When Mr. Putter sits on the lawn to talk with Mrs. Teaberry, how are Mr. Putter and Zeke alike?

• they are both sleepy

• they both have grumbling stomachs

• they both eat more jelly rolls

• they both want to take another walk

At the end of the story, what does Mr. Putter do after he reads Zeke's note?

• He goes next door to see Mrs. Teaberry

• He pets Zeke for being a good dog

• He starts to feel his stomach grumble again

• He invites Mrs. Teaberry to his house instead

What was the author's purpose for writing this selection?

• to persuade

• to inform

• to entertain