Snowbell and Margalo's Night Adventures

Snowbell the cat enjoys the vibrant nightlife of New York and has many feline friends. One evening, he discusses his household companions, Margalo the bird and Stuart the mouse, with an Angora cat. A pigeon overhears their conversation and warns Margalo of potential danger. Frightened, Margalo decides to fly north for safety.

Why does Snowbell prefer nighttime over daytime?

• He enjoys the quietness of the night.

• His eyes are more comfortable in the dark.

• He likes to hunt at night.

• He dislikes the daytime heat.

What is one reason Snowbell might enjoy nighttime in New York?

• He can meet other cats more easily.

• He can see the stars clearly.

• There are many interesting activities happening.

• There are fewer people around.

Which type of cat does Snowbell NOT know in his neighborhood?

• A White Persian

• A Maltese cat

• A Siamese cat

• A Tortoise Shell

Where does the Angora cat live after escaping?

• In a library basement

• In a pet shop

• In an apartment

• In a park tool house

What does the Angora cat find surprising about Snowbell's living situation?

• He lives alone.

• He lives with a bird and a mouse.

• He lives with a dog.

• He lives in a park.

Why does Snowbell refrain from harming Margalo?

• He doesn't like birds.

• He is afraid of Margalo.

• Margalo is a family member.

• Margalo is a permanent guest.

What does the Angora cat plan to do?

• Steal food from Snowbell.

• Move into Snowbell's house.

• Eat Margalo.

• Visit Snowbell's house for a chat.

Why does Snowbell suggest the Angora cat wait until the next night?

• The house will be quieter.

• The weather will be better.

• Mr. and Mrs. Little will be out.

• Margalo will be easier to catch.

What does the pigeon decide to do after overhearing the cats?

• Ignore the conversation.

• Warn Margalo.

• Join the conversation.

• Fly away to find food.

What does Margalo find in the morning?

• A note warning her.

• A new friend.

• A new nest.

• A piece of food.