The Indian in the Cupboard Chapter 11 School

What did Little Bear do when he was given hot water and soap to wash with?

• He refused to wash and stayed dirty.

• He energetically washed the top part of his body with water, ignoring the soap.

• He only washed his hands and face.

• He washed his clothes instead of himself.

How did Boone react when Omri told him to wash his hair?

• He was excited to wash his hair.

• He washed his hair without hesitation.

• He was incredulous and thought washing hair was only for women.

• He ignored Omri and left. He decided to brush his hair instead.

What was Boone’s main reason for not wanting to wash his clothes?

• He thought it was too much work.

• He believed water would ruin the cloth and take away the warmth.

• He didn’t have any soap left and the water was too cold to wash them properly.

• He wanted to buy new clothes instead.

Which character seemed to enjoy washing, even if he ignored the soap?

• Omri

• Boone

• Little Bear

• Boone’s mother

What did Omri feel as he pocketed his secret items and went down to breakfast?

• Excitement and tension

• Boredom and laziness

• Sadness and disappointment

• Anger and frustration

What did Gillon's mother discover about him that morning?

• He had not finished his homework

• He had broken a window

• He had lost his shoes

• He had eaten all the cereal

Why was Omri's father grumpy at breakfast?

• He wanted to do some gardening but it was raining

• He had to go to work early

• He didn't like the breakfast food

• He was upset with Omri

Why did Adiel accuse Omri of taking his shorts?

• Because it was a common form of revenge in their family

• Because Omri needed new shorts

• Because Omri was always playing jokes

• Because their mother told him so

What did Omri's mother suggest Adiel do to find his shorts?

• Look under his bed

• Ask Omri again

• Check the laundry basket

• Go to school without them

Why did Omri put the little men in separate pockets on the way to school?

• To keep them warm

• To prevent them from fighting or quarreling

• To hide them from his teacher

• To make them comfortable