Bunnicula: ch. 7 - 9

Front

What was Chester's problem in Bunnicula?

Back

Chester was 'emotionally overwrought.'

Front

What caused the 'disaster in the dining room'?

Back

Chester chased Bunnicula around the room, and the salad flew in every direction.

Front

How was Chester behaving at the beginning of chapter 7?

Back

He was being really good.

Front

What did Harold realize Chester was doing to Bunnicula in chapter 7?

Back

He was starving him.

Front

Where does Chester have to go two times each week?

Back

Chester has to go to the pet psychiatrist.

Front

What is the main theme of Bunnicula?

Back

The story explores friendship, loyalty, and the misunderstandings between pets.

Front

Who are the main characters in Bunnicula?

Back

Chester the cat, Harold the dog, and Bunnicula the rabbit.

Front

What type of animal is Bunnicula?

Back

Bunnicula is a vampire rabbit.

Front

What does Chester think about Bunnicula?

Back

Chester believes Bunnicula is a threat to their household.

Front

How does Harold feel about Bunnicula?

Back

Harold is more accepting and curious about Bunnicula.