Little Bear and Omri's Adventures

In Chapter Four of 'The Indian in the Cupboard', Little Bear rides a horse outdoors, and Omri imagines the world from his perspective. They discuss the need for weapons, return to the house, and Little Bear gets injured. Omri provides first aid and seeks further medical assistance.

What does Little Bear do when he first gets on the horse?

• He rides the horse calmly.

• He falls off immediately.

• He clings to the horse's mane.

• He jumps off the horse.

How does Omri keep up with Little Bear and the horse?

• By driving a car.

• By using a skateboard.

• By running along the path.

• By riding a bicycle.

What does Omri imagine the little stones in the path to be?

• Small pebbles.

• Huge boulders.

• Tiny grains of sand.

• Large trees.

What does Little Bear say he needs for protection?

• A shield and sword.

• A bow, arrow, and club.

• A spear and net.

• A helmet and armor.

What is Omri's explanation of school to Little Bear?

• A place to sleep.

• A place to play games.

• A place to learn.

• A place to eat.

Why does Little Bear hesitate to return to the house?

• He cannot cope outside alone.

• He is afraid of the dark.

• He wants to explore more.

• He dislikes the house.

What does Omri's father find odd about Omri's behavior?

• Omri is singing loudly.

• Omri is wearing a hat.

• Omri is playing with toys.

• Omri is outside in pajamas.

What happens to Little Bear during the ride?

• He falls asleep.

• He gets injured.

• He finds a treasure.

• He loses his hat.

How does Omri plan to clean Little Bear's wound?

• With soap and water.

• With a disinfectant solution.

• With a bandage.

• With a towel.

What does Omri use to try and stop Little Bear's bleeding?

• A piece of cloth.

• A band-aid.

• Cotton wool.

• A paper towel.