WorksheetsThe Velveteen Rabbit
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
What did the fairy do?
She made the rabbit a REAL rabbit.
She made the rabbit a toy rabbit.
She made the rabbit laugh.
There was once a velveteen rabbit, and in the beginning he was really ____
horrid
splendid
terrible
cruel
The boy came to truly love the velveteen rabbit and played with him every day after
he lost his old favourite stuffed toy
Nana brought him to sleep with the boy when she couldn't find his china dog
he got sick
Nana took away his other toys
Why did the velveteen rabbit get thrown into the trash?
The boy outgrew him
Nana thought he was old and shabby
Because he was covered in scarlet fever germs
He got wet from being left outside all night
The Velveteen Rabbit was loved so much by the Boy that his fur became_______
Threadbare
Rusty
Mouldy
Potbellied
When the Velveteen Rabbit was brand new his fur was ___________
Threadbare
Scruffy
Plush
Rusty
The Boy loved his rabbit for nearly 2 hours on Christmas morning until
he got a new mechanical tug boat
he got a skin horse
his aunts and uncles came with new gifts
his parents took it from him
He didn't mind how he looked to other people, because the nursery magic had made him Real, when you are Real, shabbiness doesn't matter.
Which statement below most closely matches what the author meant by this quote from the story
Beauty and appearances are all that matter
Being real is the most important thing
When someone really loves you, they see your inner beauty
Little kids have wild imaginations
Why did the wild rabbits make fun of the Velveteen Rabbit?
He smelled funny
He could not jump and dance around like they could
He had no hind legs
all of the above
What is the main theme of 'The Velveteen Rabbit'?
A) The importance of friendship
B) The value of material possessions
C) The power of imagination
D) The journey to becoming real
In 'The Velveteen Rabbit', what does the Skin Horse say about becoming real?
A) It happens to all toys eventually
B) It is something that happens when you are loved
C) It is a process that takes many years
D) It is only for the most expensive toys
What does the Velveteen Rabbit symbolize in the story?
A) Childhood innocence
B) The inevitability of growing up
C) The power of love
D) The importance of being unique
Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Velveteen Rabbit' to convey its message?
A) Metaphor
B) Simile
C) Personification
D) Hyperbole
How does the boy's illness affect the Velveteen Rabbit's fate?
A) It leads to the rabbit being discarded
B) It makes the rabbit more cherished
C) It causes the rabbit to be forgotten
D) It results in the rabbit being repaired
What lesson does the Velveteen Rabbit learn by the end of the story?
A) Real is not how you are made, but something that happens to you
B) Toys are meant to be played with and then discarded
C) Only expensive toys are truly loved
D) Being real is about looking perfect
