Understanding Characters and Themes in Literature

Mr. Galvan continues reading 'The Whoopee Boy' Chapter 7, where Cut Water and Billy rummage through stolen goods. Prince Brat is coerced to write a message, but Jimmy devises a plan to trick the outlaws. The outlaws suspect a mix-up between the boys, leading to the revelation of their true identities. The confrontation ultimately leads to a resolution.

What does Cut Water find in the chest of stolen goods?

• A silver spoon

• A diamond ring

• A cowbell

• A golden crown

Why are Cut Water and Billy unable to write the message?

• They can't write

• They forgot the message

• They can't read

• They lost their writing tools

What does Prince Brat demand when he is hungry?

• A veal pie

• A loaf of bread

• A bowl of soup

• A piece of cake

What does Billy use to create ink for writing?

• Berry juice

• Ink from a bottle

• Charcoal

• Beetroot juice

What does Prince Brat refuse to do for the outlaws?

• Dance

• Sing a song

• Write a message

• Cook a meal

What is Jimmy's plan to deal with the outlaws?

• To fight them

• To trick them

• To run away

• To call for help

What does Jimmy hope to achieve by tricking the outlaws?

• To gain their trust

• To become rich

• To escape with Prince Brat

• To find treasure

Why do the outlaws become suspicious of the boys?

• The boys are too confident

• The boys are too quiet

• The boys look alike

• The boys' stories don't match

What does Jimmy claim to be when questioned by the outlaws?

• A prince

• A servant

• A knight

• A merchant

How does Prince Brat react when his identity is questioned?

• He runs away

• He cries

• He laughs

• He gets angry