Whistle for Willie Vocabulary

In the story, why does Willie run?

• He sees a cat.

• He sees Peter.

• It is time to eat.

What is the meaning of the word 'whistle' in the context of the story 'Whistle for Willie'?

• A musical instrument

• A sound made by blowing air through lips

• A type of bird

• A signal for help

In 'Whistle for Willie', what does the word 'chase' mean?

• To run after something

• To eat quickly

• To draw a picture

• To sing loudly

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'whistle' correctly?

• She used a whistle to call her dog.

• He whistled a tune while walking.

• The whistle was delicious.

• They whistled the book.

What part of speech is the word 'whistle' in the sentence: 'He can whistle loudly'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

In the story, what does Willie do when he hears the whistle?

• He runs away.

• He comes running.

• He hides.

• He barks.

Which word is a synonym for 'whistle' as used in the story?

• Hum

• Sing

• Blow

• Toot

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

• Friendship

• Adventure

• Learning a new skill

• Overcoming fear

How does the author describe the sound of a whistle in the story?

• Loud and annoying

• Soft and gentle

• Sharp and clear

• Muffled and distant

What is the setting of 'Whistle for Willie'?

• A busy city

• A quiet village

• A suburban neighborhood

• A forest