Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH

At the end of the chapter, why is Teresa very worried?

• A cat almost caught them.

• She was worried Mrs. Frisby would not come back.

• She wants to move soon.

• Timothy's fever increased a lot.

Why was Mrs. Frisby not worried at first when Timothy got sick?

• He gets sick often.

• He lies often about being sick.

• She had medicine.

• She knows what kind of sickness it is.

Mrs. Frisby is looking for ________ but she finds ________.

• lettuce; corn

• corn; lettuce

• asparagus; potatoes

• potatoes; asparagus

What is something Mrs. Frisby does that lets us know she cares about her family? (mention something specific from the story)

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Which line from the chapter best describes the environment and feeling of the setting?

• A tunnel to the surface-earth of the garden, dug so that it was slightly larger than a mouse and slightly smaller than a cat's foreleg,

• There were eggs in plenty not far off, in the hen house.

• But there was nothing green at that time of year but the needles on the pine trees and the leaves on the holly.

• When her eyes got used to the dark, she saw that she had found a treasure: a winter's supply of food,

Where will Mrs. Frisby go next?

• She will stay home to take care of Timothy.

• She will look in the woods for plants that can help.

• She will go to see Mr. Ages for help.

• She will look for more food.

Where do Mrs. Frisby and her children live in the winter?

• in the woods

• in the barn

• the vegetable garden

• the farmer's house

Was Mrs. Frisby concerned about the amount of food they had?

• yes

• no

How did Mrs. Frisby keep her family happy and well fed?

• through luck

• through hard work

• through luck and hard work

What was Mrs. Frisby searching for when she went out that morning?

• something green to eat

• one of her children

• a new place to live

• a friend