Calvin

According to Hobbes in chapter 2, why can't Calvin stop thinking about him?

• Because Hobbes lives in his mind

• Because Hobbes refuses to bother somebody else

• Because the Hobbes stuffed tiger suffered such a tragic ending in the wash

• Because Calvin was born on the day the last comic strip was published

In chapter 3, Calvin divides his life into before and after

• Susie becoming popular.

• his grandfather's death.

• Hobbes' death in the washing machine.

• he starts first grade.

According to Calvin, before the stuffed tiger died in the washing machine, he still had his

• imagination.

• innocence.

• sanity.

• Calvin still had all of these things.

According to Calvin in chapter 3, who is the monster in his bed?

• Bill Watterson

• Hobbes

• Calvin is his own monster

• Godzilla and King Kong

How do we know what is real and what is sane according to Calvin in chapter 3?

• Majority rules

• Scientific method

• Detectives figure it out

• All of these answers are accurate.

Whose point of view is Calvin told through?

• Calvin

• Bill

• Susie

• Hobbes

What is the name of the girl who visits Calvin in the hospital and plots to walk across Lake Erie with him?

• Patty

• Nancy

• Susie

• Cathy

What does the interaction between Calvin and his mother throughout the story show about her trust in him having a pet?

• A

• B

• C

• D

The reader can conclude after reading paragraph 64 that Calvin-

• A

• B

• C

• D

In the comic strip 'Calvin and Hobbes', what is Calvin's relationship with Hobbes?

• A) Hobbes is Calvin's imaginary friend

• B) Hobbes is Calvin's pet cat

• C) Hobbes is Calvin's school teacher

• D) Hobbes is Calvin's neighbor