Beatrix Potter

Where did Benjamin and his cousins live?

• In a forest

• In the woods in the back of Mr. McGregor's garden

• In a park

• Under a bridge

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Which choice provides a summary of the passage?

• Beatrix Potter grew up in England and always wanted to become an author. Her parents

  wanted her to have a different job when she grew up, but they were eventually proud of their

  daughter’s success.

• became an author. He liked it so much that she decided to write books for each of Noel’s

  siblings as well.

• Although many discouraged her, Beatrix Potter worked hard to become a successful author.

  She came up with the idea for The Tale of Peter Rabbit after writing a letter to her friend’s

  sick son.

• Many people believed that Beatrix Potter would one day become a famous author. Many book

  publishers offered to publish her works, and her friends supported her by buying her books

  for their children.

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What does the author mean by the phrase “put pen to paper” in paragraph 4?

• Beatrix Potter bought medicine for Noel.

• Beatrix Potter wrote a letter to Noel.

• Beatrix Potter painted a picture for Noel.

• Beatrix Potter sent a gift to Noel.

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How does the excerpt of the letter included in paragraph 4 compare to the rest of the passage?

• The letter provides a firsthand account of Beatrix Potter’s thoughts about Peter Rabbit and his poor behavior.

• The letter provides a firsthand account of Beatrix Potter beginning her story about Peter Rabbit.

• The letter provides a firsthand account of how Beatrix Potter first heard the story of Peter Rabbit.

• The letter provides a firsthand account of why Beatrix Potter’s story about Peter Rabbit became so popular.

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How did Beatrix Potter’s stories affect the Moore children?

• The stories encouraged them to become writers and illustrators.

• The stories improved their moods if they were feeling down.

• The stories taught them how to behave and follow directions.

• The stories strengthened their reading and writing abilities.

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Which quotation from the passage supports the answer to Part A?

• “She escaped to Wandsworth whenever she could, enjoying the children of her friends Annie and William.” (paragraph 4)

• “Naughty Peter headed right for where he had been told not to go—to mean Mr. McGregor’s garden.” (paragraph 5)

• “When one of her children was sad, out came a story. Again they would smile at the words and pictures.” (paragraph 8)

• “Maybe other children would enjoy it too. She borrowed the letter and recopied it into a notebook.” (paragraph 9)

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Why were Beatrix Potter’s parents proud of their daughter?

• She saved her money.

• She published a book.

• She drew color illustrations.

• She wrote letters to children.

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When was Beatrix Potter born?

• 1856

• 1866

• 1936

• 1846

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What items did she create based on her characters?

• dolls, ducks and animals.

• dolls, painting books and games.

• dogs, ducks and dolls.

• ducks, dolls and games

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What pets did she have?

• rats, cats, dogs, hedgehogs, bats, mice.

• mice, bats, birds, dogs, hedgehogs, rabbits.

• rabbits, hedgehogs, guinea pigs, mice, frogs and bats.

• frogs and bats, rabbits, hedgehogs, cats, birds.

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