Indian in the Cupboard Chapters 3-4

In Chapters 3-4 of "The Indian in the Cupboard," Omri faces a dilemma about telling his friend Patrick about the magic cupboard. What reasoning does Omri use to decide whether or not to tell Patrick?

• Omri thinks Patrick will not believe him.

• Omri worries that Patrick might misuse the magic.

• Omri wants to keep the secret to himself for fun.

• Omri believes Patrick will help him understand the magic.

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How does Omri plan to ensure that Little Bear is safe and comfortable in his new environment?

• By giving him a toy house to live in.

• By creating a small village with other toy figures.

• By providing him with food, shelter, and protection.

• By asking his parents for help.

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What evidence from the text suggests that Omri is beginning to understand the responsibilities of having Little Bear as a living toy?

• Omri decides to tell his parents about Little Bear.

• Omri starts to think about Little Bear's needs and safety.

• Omri wants to show Little Bear to his friends.

• Omri plans to use the cupboard for other toys.

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Why does Omri feel conflicted about bringing other toys to life using the cupboard?

• He is afraid of getting caught by his parents.

• He is unsure if the magic will work on other toys.

• He worries about the consequences and responsibilities.

• He wants to keep the magic a secret from everyone.

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What strategic decision does Omri make to manage the situation with Little Bear and the cupboard?

• He decides to lock the cupboard and never use it again.

• He plans to tell his teacher about the magic.

• He chooses to carefully control when and how he uses the cupboard.

• He decides to give the cupboard to Patrick.

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How does Omri's understanding of friendship influence his actions towards Little Bear and Patrick?

• He decides to keep Little Bear a secret from Patrick to protect their friendship.

• He shares the secret with Patrick to strengthen their friendship.

• He ignores Patrick to focus on Little Bear.

• He asks Patrick to help him with Little Bear.

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What reasoning does Omri use to justify his decision to bring Little Bear food and supplies?

• He believes it is his responsibility since he brought Little Bear to life.

• He wants to impress Little Bear with his generosity.

• He thinks it will make Little Bear more obedient.

• He hopes it will make Little Bear want to stay with him.

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How does Omri's perception of the cupboard's magic change throughout Chapters 3-4?

• He becomes more fearful of the magic.

• He starts to see it as a tool for adventure.

• He views it as a serious responsibility.

• He thinks it is just a fun trick.

What plan does Omri devise to ensure that Little Bear can live comfortably in his room?

• He builds a small house out of cardboard.

• He creates a miniature village with other toys.

• He sets up a safe area with food and water.

• He asks his parents to buy a dollhouse.

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How does Omri's relationship with Little Bear evolve in these chapters, and what does it reveal about Omri's character?

• Omri becomes more controlling, showing his need for power.

• Omri becomes more caring and responsible, showing his maturity.

• Omri becomes more distant, showing his fear of the magic.

• Omri becomes more playful, showing his love for adventure.

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