Stuffed!

The prologue helps you understand ______.

• why turkey is a popular Thanksgiving food

• how it feels to be homeless

• how it feels to be rich

• why we celebrate Thanksgiving

2. In Scene 1, you learn that Pete is wearing a frayed shirt. This helps show that he is

• cheerful

• honest

• loyal

• poor

. In Scene 2, you learn that Mr. Cross’s suit hangs loosely on him. By the end of the play, you can infer that this is because ______.

• loose clothing is in style

• he has lost weight since he bought the suit

• he is wearing Pete’s clothing

• wearing loose clothing helps him stay warm

In Scene 3, Waiter 1 says, “Funny how rich folks only care whether the hungry have enough to eat on holidays.” You can infer that he thinks ______.

• holidays are very important

• rich people are very generous

• eating in restaurants is expensive

• rich people should help hungry people more often

. In Scene 4, you learn that Mr. Cross hasn’t eaten in three days. Why?

• He’s been trying to lose weight.

• He’s been too busy working to eat.

• He has very little money.

• He has a toothache.

Which is something that Stuffy Pete and Mr. Cross have in common?

• They’re rich.

• They wear fancy clothes.

• They eat too much in the play

• They care about their Thanksgiving tradition

In the prologue, you learn that Thanksgiving became popular in the ______.

• late 1700s

• early 1800s

• late 1800sl

• early 1900s

In Scene 1, Pete whistles as he walks down the street. This helps you understand that he’s ______.

• annoyed

• confused

• happy

• hungry

At the end of Scene 3, why does Pete pass out?

• He has eaten too much

• He hasn't eaten enough

• He hasn't slept in days

• There was something wrong with the food he ate

When Mr. Cross shows up in his ___________________ suit, Pete doesn’t feel like eating.

• frayed

• elegant

• benefactor

• relatively