True or False Quiz

Peter becomes a cat after saving a kitten.

• True

• False

The story is written in first person.

• True

• False

The language used in the story sounds like modern, everyday English.

• True

• False

The nanny takes care of Peter in the story.

• True

• False

We know exactly what day and time the story happens.

• True

• False

What big surprise (plot twist) happens in the story?

• Peter saves a dog and goes home.

• Peter wakes up and is invisible.

• Peter wakes up as a cat after saving a kitten.

• Peter goes on holiday with his nanny.

What is the author's attitude toward how cats are treated?

• He doesn’t care.

• He thinks they are treated badly.

• He thinks they are spoiled.

• He loves dogs more.

Who is the story written for?

• Adults who love science.

• Children and people who love cats.

• Teachers and parents.

• Teenagers who like sports.

Where does the story mostly take place?

• At a school

• On a farm

• In Peter’s home and on the street

• In the forest

How does the author make the story exciting (suspenseful)?

• By writing about a picnic

• By using storm sounds and a cat chase

• By telling jokes

• By showing Peter sleeping