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WorksheetsStuart Little Vocab and Comprehension Chapters 1-2
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 13mins
The author of Stuart Little is
Beverly Cleary
E.B. White
Roald Dahl
J.K. Rowling
To speak down to someone is to
lower your voice
whisper
belittle
venture
When a butterfly comes out of it's cocoon, it
emerges
falls asleep
perspires
dies
If you encounter a wreck on the interstate when you're in a hurry to get somewhere, that's a(n)
solution
lucky day
conspiracy
inconvenience
An antonym for infant is
adult
baby
goat
toddler
A remedy for perspiration is
Tylenol
food
deodorant
a hairpin
Trifle means
it has little importance
a dessert
it has great value
shuffle
To proceed or continue is to
perspire
emerge
venture
inconvenience
Why was Stuart's family shocked when he was born?
They were mice and he was human
They were Americans and he was a mouse
He was very large
He didn't have any arms
Why did the Little's send for a doctor?
George was having a stomachache
Stuart wasn't growing very much
Mrs. Little had a fever
Mr. Little got his hand stuck in the drain
What did Stuart do that was very helpful to Mrs. Little?
Cooked dinner for the family
Made everyone's bed
Rescued her ring from the sink
Fixed her hair
Which of the following is not an adjustment the family made because of Stuart
They changed the words of "Twas the Night Before Christmas"
Mrs. Little had to make his tiny clothes.
They never talked about mice.
They covered every hole in the house.
What point of view is this story being told from?
First person
Third person
Why was Mr. Little worried about the mousehole?
He thought Stuart would find a new family in there.
He didn't know what the hole led to.
He was afraid there might be poison in there.
He was afraid Stuart wouldn't be able to find his way out.
Which of the following is not a way that Stuart helped his family?
He retrieved Mrs. Little's ring from the drain.
He fetched lost ping pong balls.
He assisted with the stuck piano key.
He dug holes in the garden.
This story is set in
New York City
Disney World
London
Paris
Stuart is an example of which form of figurative language
personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
