Catwings By Ursula Le Guin

1. What were the four cats names?(Submitted by Andrew V / Mrs. McGinly / class)

Baby, Tim ,Roy & Fluffy

Thelma, Roger, James & Harriet

None of the above

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Explanation

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2. What is the baby cats moms name?
( Submitted by:Sara Goodman/Mrs.Packer)

Mr.Tom Jones

Mrs.Brown

Mrs.Jane Tabby

Miss Perry

The correct answer is Mrs. Jane Tabby. This answer is based on the assumption that "baby cats" refers to kittens, and "moms" refers to the mother of the kittens. Therefore, Mrs. Jane Tabby would be the most likely answer as it suggests that the mother cat's name is Jane Tabby.

Explanation

The correct answer is Mrs. Jane Tabby. This answer is based on the assumption that "baby cats" refers to kittens, and "moms" refers to the mother of the kittens. Therefore, Mrs. Jane Tabby would be the most likely answer as it suggests that the mother cat's name is Jane Tabby.

3. In the book Catwings who are the main characters?
(Submitted by Sarah S/ Mrs. Dillion's class)

Michael, Chase, Jame, Harriet

James, Thelma, Roger, Harriet

Smiley, Chase, Greg, Rick

The correct answer is James, Thelma, Roger, Harriet. This is because the question asks for the main characters in the book Catwings, and these four names are the only ones mentioned as options.

Explanation

The correct answer is James, Thelma, Roger, Harriet. This is because the question asks for the main characters in the book Catwings, and these four names are the only ones mentioned as options.

4. In the book Catwings, what kind of animal wounded James?
Submitted by Sarah S/Mrs. Dillon's class)

Coyote

Raccoon

Owl

In the book Catwings, James was wounded by an owl.

Explanation

In the book Catwings, James was wounded by an owl.

5. What type of animal hurt one of the kittens?

Wolf

Owl

Eagle

The correct answer is owl. Owls are known to prey on small animals like kittens. They have sharp talons and beaks that can cause harm to their prey. Therefore, it is likely that an owl hurt one of the kittens.

Explanation

The correct answer is owl. Owls are known to prey on small animals like kittens. They have sharp talons and beaks that can cause harm to their prey. Therefore, it is likely that an owl hurt one of the kittens.

6. In the book Catwings, how may children does Miss Tabbie have?
(Submitted by Sarah S./Mrs. Dillion's class)

2

3

4

The correct answer is 4 because in the book Catwings, Miss Tabbie is a mother cat who has four children.

Explanation

The correct answer is 4 because in the book Catwings, Miss Tabbie is a mother cat who has four children.

7. What part of Harriet was injured in the book Catwings?
(Submitted by Lexi/Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Chakler's class)

Leg

Head

Wing

In the book Catwings, Harriet injures her wing. This suggests that she may have had difficulty flying or moving around as a result of the injury.

Explanation

In the book Catwings, Harriet injures her wing. This suggests that she may have had difficulty flying or moving around as a result of the injury.

8. In the book Catwings, by what creature did Harriet get chased by in the beginning of the story?
(Submitted by Lexi/Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Chakler's class)

Human

Dog

Owl

In the book Catwings, Harriet gets chased by a dog in the beginning of the story. This suggests that dogs are a threat to the cat characters in the book, setting up a conflict and establishing the danger that the cats may face throughout the story.

Explanation

In the book Catwings, Harriet gets chased by a dog in the beginning of the story. This suggests that dogs are a threat to the cat characters in the book, setting up a conflict and establishing the danger that the cats may face throughout the story.

9. In the book Catwings, where do the cats live?
(Submitted by Sarah S/Mrs.Dillion's class)

Tree

House

Zoo

In the book Catwings, the cats live in a tree. This is evident from the title itself, as "Catwings" implies that the cats have wings and can fly, making a tree a suitable place for them to live. Additionally, throughout the story, the cats are described as living in the branches of a tree, using their wings to navigate and explore their surroundings.

Explanation

In the book Catwings, the cats live in a tree. This is evident from the title itself, as "Catwings" implies that the cats have wings and can fly, making a tree a suitable place for them to live. Additionally, throughout the story, the cats are described as living in the branches of a tree, using their wings to navigate and explore their surroundings.