Mrs. Peterkin's Tea-Party Quiz

Why did the Peterkin family decide to host a tea-party?

• To announce a family event

• To welcome a new neighbor

• To celebrate a birthday

• To reciprocate invitations from neighbors

What was the main concern when planning the tea-party?

• Not enough chairs

• Insufficient food

• Limited cups and saucers

• Lack of entertainment

What was the Peterkin family's strategy for inviting guests?

• Invite only those who RSVP

• Invite only family members

• Invite everyone and hope not all attend

• Invite only close friends

How did the Peterkin family prepare for the tea-party?

• By buying a chest of tea and a bag of coffee

• By preparing a large cake

• By hiring a caterer

• By renting extra chairs

What unexpected event occurred on the day of the tea-party?

• More guests arrived than expected

• The weather turned stormy

• The tea was spilled

• The venue was double-booked

What was Elizabeth Eliza's main concern during the party?

• Running out of food

• The music being too loud

• Guests not having fun

• Not having enough cups

What solution did Solomon John find for the cup shortage?

• He bought new cups

• He borrowed cups from neighbors

• He used disposable cups

• He asked guests to bring their own cups

How did the guests react to the tea-party?

• They were indifferent

• They left early

• They were disappointed

• They were pleased and enjoyed it

What did Mr. Peterkin suggest after the success of the tea-party?

• To never host a party again

• To have a tea-party every week

• To host a larger event next time

• To move to a bigger house

What was Elizabeth Eliza's feeling at the end of the party?

• Disappointed

• Relieved and happy

• Stressed and anxious

• Indifferent