Henry And Mudge: First Book Chapter 1-4
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How does the author let us know that Henry and Mudge love each other?
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This quiz assesses comprehension of 'Henry and Mudge: The First Book', covering chapters 1-4. Questions focus on character motivations, vocabulary meanings, and emotional responses, helping learners understand narrative elements and character relationships.
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Why is Henry glad that Mudge is not short?
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Mudge is the same size as Henry.
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Henry needs a big dog to carry his backpack to school.
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Henry picked out Mudge himself.
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Having a big dog is cool.
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A. Henry picked out Mudge himself.Explanation
Henry is glad that Mudge is not short because he picked out Mudge himself. This implies that Henry had a choice in selecting Mudge and intentionally chose a dog that is not short. The fact that Henry picked out Mudge himself suggests that he preferred a dog that is not short for some reason, which could be related to his specific needs or preferences.Rate this question:
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What does the word "almost" mean on page 6?
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Henry's parents did say sorry.
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Henry's parents thought about saying sorry but did not.
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Henry cried because they said sorry.
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Henry will be getting a new brother.
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A. Henry's parents thought about saying sorry but did not.Explanation
The word "almost" indicates that Henry's parents considered apologizing, but ultimately chose not to do so.Rate this question:
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"Then they looked at each other." How did Henry's parents react to him wanting a dog?
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Henry's parents were glad that Henry had no friends.
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Henry's parents were sad that he was alone.
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Henry's parents are in love.
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They were confused on why Henry wanted a dog.
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How did Henry know that Mudge would grow?
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Mudge was a very large dog already.
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His mom told him that Mudge would grow.
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Henry felt lucky.
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Mudge was a puppy and puppies grow.
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A. Mudge was a puppy and puppies grow.Explanation
The correct answer is "Mudge was a puppy and puppies grow." This is because puppies are known to grow as they get older. Since Mudge was a puppy, it can be assumed that he would also grow in size. The other options do not provide any information about Mudge's growth potential.Rate this question:
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What feeling is the author conveying on page 8 with this line."I want to hug you! Henry told his parents. And he did."
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Love
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Anger
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Sadness
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Confusion
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A. LoveExplanation
The author is conveying love in this line because Henry expresses his desire to hug his parents and actually does so. This action demonstrates a strong affectionate feeling towards his parents, which is typically associated with love.Rate this question:
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How do you know that Henry was very worried about walking to school?
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Henry used to walk to school alone.
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But now he walked to school with Mudge.
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Vanilla ice cream, rain, rocks, and good dreams
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Tornadoes, ghosts, biting dogs, and bullies.
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A. Tornadoes, ghosts, biting dogs, and bullies.Explanation
Henry's worry about walking to school can be inferred from the fact that he used to walk to school alone but now he walks with Mudge. The mention of tornadoes, ghosts, biting dogs, and bullies suggests that Henry is concerned about potential dangers or threats he might encounter on his way to school. This indicates his heightened level of worry compared to when he used to walk alone.Rate this question:
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How does Mudge react when he enters Henry's room?
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Happy
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Excited
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Sad
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Frustrated
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A. HappyExplanation
Mudge reacts with happiness when he enters Henry's room.Rate this question:
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What was so important about Henry's bed?
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"Because in Henry's bed was Henry."
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"Mudge loved the dirty socks."
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"He loved the fish tank."
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"Then he loved to smell him."
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A. "Because in Henry's bed was Henry."Explanation
The correct answer, "Because in Henry's bed was Henry," suggests that the importance of Henry's bed lies in the fact that Henry himself is in it. This implies that Henry's bed is a place of comfort and security for him, where he can rest and be himself. It highlights the significance of personal space and the feeling of being at home in one's bed.Rate this question:
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How did Henry react to this line on page 13?"And Mudge licked him, then sat on him."
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Henry became angry and put Mudge in his room.
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Mudge ran away because Henry screamed.
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Henry enjoyed playing with Mudge everyday.
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Henry was confused why Mudge was licking him.
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A. Henry enjoyed playing with Mudge everyday. -
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