Mice and Cat Story Analysis

The story 'Mice are Nice' follows two mice living happily until a cat threatens to eat them. To avoid becoming the cat's lunch, the mice devise a plan to distract the cat with fudge. The cat, enticed by the fudge, eats it instead of the mice and ends up feeling sick. The story highlights themes of cleverness and problem-solving.

What was the initial reaction of the mice when the cat expressed its intention?

• They decided to fight the cat.

• They planned to leave their home.

• They chose to dodge the cat.

• They offered themselves as lunch.

How did the presence of the cat affect the mice's daily life?

• They became friends with the cat.

• They had to move to a new place.

• They could not shop or visit friends.

• They started to like the cat.

What did the mice decide to do when they realized the cat would return?

• They called for help.

• They planned to make fudge.

• They decided to move away.

• They built a trap.

What was the cat's reaction to the fudge?

• The cat shared the fudge with the mice.

• The cat ignored the fudge.

• The cat ate the fudge and got sick.

• The cat disliked the fudge.

What did the cat conclude at the end of the story?

• Neither mice nor fudge are nice.

• Fudge is better than mice.

• Mice are better than fudge.

• Both mice and fudge are nice.