The Tale of Peter Rabbit

How many little rabbits are mentioned in the story?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What are the names of the little rabbits?

• Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter

• Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail, and Paul

• Daisy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter

• Flopsy, Daisy, Cotton-tail, and Peter

Where did the mother rabbit tell her bunnies to go?

• To Mr. McGregor's garden

• Down the lane to gather blackberries

• To the baker's to buy a loaf of brown bread

• To the field to play

Match the following scenarios with the correct warning from the mother rabbit.

• What did the mother rabbit warn her bunnies to avoid?

• Getting their coats dirty

• What did the mother rabbit warn her bunnies to avoid?

• Playing near the sand-bank

• What did the mother rabbit warn her bunnies to avoid?

• Eating too many radishes

• What did the mother rabbit warn her bunnies to avoid?

• Going to Mr. McGregor's garden

What did Peter Rabbit do contrary to his mother's warning?

• He went to the baker's

• He went to play in the field

• He went to Mr. McGregor's garden

• He stayed at home with his mother

Match the following actions of Peter Rabbit with the correct sequence after Mr. McGregor stopped running after him.

• How did Peter Rabbit ensure his safety?

• He slipped under the gate and was safe at last.

• What was Peter Rabbit's first action after the chase?

• He sat down to rest.

• How did Peter Rabbit take a moment for himself?

• He found his shoes and jacket.

• What did Peter Rabbit do regarding his belongings?

• He went back to steal more vegetables.

What did Peter feel guilty about losing?

• His hat and mittens.

• His shoes and jacket.

• His map and compass.

• His carrots and lettuce.

Peter's mother gave him (a)   for supper.

• Chamomile tea and blackberries.
• Milk and oatmeal porridge.
• Bread and milk and blackberries.
• Vegetable soup and bread.

Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail had (a)   for supper.

• Bread and milk and blackberries.
• Chamomile tea and toast.
• A salad of lettuces.
• Bread and butter and milk-tea.

Peter's mood changes from the beginning of the story to the end of the story. How does Peter feel at the beginning of the story? How does Peter feel at the end of the story? Why does his mood change? Use details from the story to support your answer.

In your response, be sure to include:

~ explain how Peter feels in the beginning of the story

~ explain how Peter feels at the end of the story

~ explain why Peter's feelings change

Use details from the story to support your response.