Arrietty and the Borrowers' Adventures

In Chapter 13 of 'The Borrowers', Arrietty ventures out to deliver a note to Uncle Henry. She faces challenges and risks as she navigates the house, using a hat pin and string to climb stairs. Arrietty encounters the boy, who has returned the letter with a message. The chapter explores themes of curiosity, bravery, and the desire for connection.

What was Arrietty's task involving the boy?

• To clean the house

• To cook dinner

• To find a ferret

• To deliver a note to Uncle Henry

Why was the boy in trouble?

• For shouting in the countryside

• For looking under the mats

• For losing a ferret

• For breaking a window

What was Homily doing when Arrietty returned?

• Cooking dinner

• Sleeping

• Ironing clothes

• Reading a book

What was Arrietty's main concern about the Borrowers?

• They might be discovered

• They might die out

• They might lose their home

• They might run out of food

Why did Arrietty decide to leave the house?

• To see the boy

• To visit a friend

• To find a new home

• To go shopping

How did Arrietty navigate the stairs?

• By asking for help

• By jumping down

• By using a hat pin and string

• By sliding down the banister

What was the boy's reaction when he saw Arrietty?

• He was frightened

• He was annoyed

• He was happy

• He was confused

What did the boy do with the letter?

• He returned it to Arrietty

• He lost it

• He burned it

• He gave it to his friend

What message was written on the letter?

• Bring more supplies

• Tell your aunt Lupe to come home

• Meet me at the park

• Stay hidden

What was Pod's reaction when he saw Arrietty?

• He was happy

• He was surprised

• He was indifferent

• He was angry