Omri's Adventures with the Cupboard

Omri receives a plastic Indian and a cupboard for his birthday. He discovers that the cupboard, when locked with a special key, brings the Indian to life. Omri interacts with the Indian, who is initially defensive and scared. Omri decides to keep the Indian's existence a secret, realizing the magic of the cupboard.

What was Omri's initial reaction to Patrick's birthday present?

• He was thrilled and excited.

• He was disappointed but tried to hide it.

• He was angry and refused the gift.

• He was indifferent and ignored it.

Why was Omri getting fed up with small plastic figures?

• He didn't like playing with them anymore.

• They were all broken and old.

• He preferred electronic toys.

• He had too many of them scattered around.

What was Omri's dearest wish for his birthday?

• A new video game console.

• A new set of books.

• A skateboard with accessories.

• A trip to the amusement park.

Where did Gillan find the cupboard he gifted to Omri?

• In the attic.

• In the alley behind their house.

• In a thrift store.

• In the basement.

What did Omri find fascinating about the cupboard?

• The mirror on the door.

• Its antique value.

• The potential to store things.

• Its intricate carvings.

What was unique about the key Omri found?

• It was very large.

• It had a red satin ribbon.

• It was shaped like a heart.

• It was made of gold.

What did Omri's mother suggest he put in the cupboard?

• His collection of coins.

• Patrick's Indian figure.

• His school supplies.

• His favorite books.

What strange occurrence did Omri notice at night?

• The key was missing.

• He heard noises coming from the cupboard.

• The cupboard was glowing.

• The cupboard door was open.

How did Omri feel when he discovered the Indian was alive?

• Indifferent and uninterested.

• Angry and confused.

• Scared and unsure of what to do.

• Excited and eager to show everyone.

Why did Omri decide to keep the living Indian a secret?

• He was afraid of being laughed at.

• He wanted to study the Indian first.

• He thought it was a dream.

• He planned to sell the Indian.