Whistle for Willie Comprehension

How do you know that Peter is happy that he can whistle?

• He puts on his father's hat.

• He whistles to the store and back home.

• He sits in the box and whistles to Willie.

What is "Whistle for Willie" MOSTLY about?

• Peter is training a pet.

• Peter likes to hide in a box.

• Peter is learning to whistle.

Why does Peter run home?

• to give the hat back to his dad.

• to show he can run as fast as Willie.

• to show his mom and dad he can whistle.

Which event would be found in a retelling of Whistle for Willie?

• Peter plays with his shadow.

• Peter eats ice cream.

• Peter goes to a pet show.

How are Peter's experiences the same in Whistle for Willie and Peter's Chair?

• In both stories Peter runs away.

• In both stories Peter plays with his dog, Willie.

• In both stories Peter hides in an empty carton.

What does Peter want to do?

• A. Learn how to whistle

• B. Learn how to cook

• C. Learn how to ride his bike.

What does Peter do at the end of the story?

• A. He flies a kite.

• B. He whistles all the way to the store.

• C. He draws with chalk.

What is the main theme of 'Whistle for Willie'?

• A) The joy of learning a new skill

• B) The importance of friendship

• C) The value of hard work

• D) The excitement of adventure

Which character is Peter trying to impress in 'Whistle for Willie'?

• A) His mother

• B) His father

• C) His dog, Willie

• D) His friend

What does Peter do to practice whistling in 'Whistle for Willie'?

• A) He sings a song

• B) He blows a whistle

• C) He tries different tunes

• D) He puckers his lips and blows