Exploring Chapters 13-14 Insights

Why does Omri decide to bring Patrick to his house after school in Chapter 13?

• He wants to show Patrick his new toy collection.

• He needs Patrick’s help to solve the problem with Little Bear and Boone.

• He wants to play video games with Patrick.

• He is afraid to be alone at home.

How does Omri use reasoning to convince Patrick about the seriousness of bringing toys to life?

• He tells Patrick it’s just a game.

• He explains the dangers and responsibilities involved.

• He ignores Patrick’s questions.

• He lets Patrick do whatever he wants.

What evidence from Chapters 13-14 shows that Little Bear is starting to trust Omri more?

• Little Bear refuses to talk to Omri.

• Little Bear asks Omri for help with Boone.

• Little Bear tries to run away.

• Little Bear ignores Omri’s advice.

In Chapter 14, how does Omri plan to help Boone after he is injured?

• He decides to take Boone to school.

• He looks for a way to get a nurse or doctor from Boone’s time.

• He ignores Boone’s injury.

• He asks his parents for help.

What reasoning does Omri use to decide not to tell his parents about the magic cupboard?

• He thinks they will be excited.

• He believes they won’t understand and it could be dangerous.

• He wants to surprise them later.

• He forgets about the cupboard.

How does Patrick’s reaction to the living figures differ from Omri’s, and what does this show about their personalities?

• Patrick is scared, showing he is cautious; Omri is excited, showing he is reckless.

• Patrick is excited and careless; Omri is thoughtful and worried.

• Both are equally careful.

• Both ignore the figures.

What plan do Omri and Patrick make to help Boone recover, and why do they choose this plan?

• They decide to leave Boone alone because he will heal on his own.

• They plan to bring a nurse from Boone’s time because she will know how to help him.

• They want to take Boone to the hospital.

• They decide to ask Little Bear for help.

How does Omri use evidence from his previous experiences to make decisions about using the cupboard in Chapters 13-14?

• He ignores what happened before.

• He remembers the problems caused before and tries to be more careful.

• He lets Patrick make all the decisions.

• He decides to stop using the cupboard completely.

Why is it important for Omri and Patrick to plan carefully before bringing more figures to life?

• Because it is fun to see what happens.

• Because the figures are real people with feelings and needs.

• Because they want to collect more toys.

• Because they want to show off to their friends.

What reasoning does Omri use to decide which nurse figure to use for Boone?

• He picks the first nurse he finds.

• He chooses a nurse from Boone’s time period so she will understand his needs.

• He asks Patrick to choose.

• He decides not to use a nurse at all.