Indian in the Cupboard Chapter 2

What is the name of the main character in 'Indian in the Cupboard'?

• Omri

• Johnny

• Billy

• Tommy

In Chapter 2, what does Omri put in the cupboard to bring to life?

• clay soldier statue

• plastic Indian figurine

• metal robot figurine

• wooden dinosaur toy

What is the name of the toy Indian that comes to life in Chapter 2?

• Joe

• Tom

• Steve

• Bob

What is the setting of Chapter 2 in 'Indian in the Cupboard'?

• The moon

• Omri's bedroom

• A grocery store

• The school playground

What is the Indian's initial reaction when he comes to life in the cupboard?

• Excitement and joy

• Confusion and disbelief

• Fear and anger

• Acceptance and understanding

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How does Omri feel when he realizes the Indian has come to life?

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Disappointed and frustrated

• Shocked and amazed

• Angry and irritated

What does Omri do to try to keep the Indian a secret?

• Takes the Indian out in public and shows him off

• Hides him in a small cupboard and doesn't tell anyone about him

• Puts the Indian on display in a museum

• Writes a book about the Indian and publishes it

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What is the Indian's name for the key to the cupboard?

• kitchen ki chabi

• khidki ki chabi

• almirah ki chabi

• darwaza ki chabi

What does Omri learn about the Indian's tribe in Chapter 2?

• Sioux tribe

• Iroquois tribe

• Cherokee tribe

• Apache tribe

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What is the significance of the Indian's bow and arrow in Chapter 2?

• The significance of the Indian's bow and arrow in Chapter 2 is to show his lack of modern weapons and technology.

• The significance of the Indian's bow and arrow in Chapter 2 is to symbolize his skill, connection to nature, and ability to survive in the wilderness.

• The significance of the Indian's bow and arrow in Chapter 2 is to highlight his dependence on others for survival.

• The significance of the Indian's bow and arrow in Chapter 2 is to represent his love for hunting and violence.