Challenges and Decisions of Mrs. Frisby

Nick introduces a dramatic reading of 'Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH' by Robert C. O'Brien. The story begins with Mrs. Frisby, a field mouse, living with her family in a farmer's garden. As winter progresses, her son Timothy falls ill, prompting Mrs. Frisby to search for food and medicine. The narrative explores family dynamics and survival challenges. Nick concludes by encouraging viewers to engage with the content.

What is the main theme introduced in the beginning of the book?

• The history of the farm

• The narrator's childhood

• The story of Mrs. Frisby and her family

• The awards won by the book

Where does Mrs. Frisby and her family live?

• In a treehouse

• In a cinderblock in a garden

• In a hole in the forest

• In a barn

What makes Mrs. Frisby's home special?

• It is hidden in a tree

• It is waterproof and spacious

• It is located near a river

• It is made of gold

What challenges do Mrs. Frisby and her family face during winter?

• Lack of water

• Overcrowding

• Scarcity of food

• Too much sunlight

What happens to Timothy at the end of February?

• He finds a new home

• He learns to read

• He gets lost

• He falls sick

What does Mrs. Frisby wish for while looking at her pantry?

• A variety of food

• More children

• A new house

• A warmer winter

What does Mrs. Frisby discover in the stump?

• A hidden treasure

• A new friend

• A dangerous animal

• A winter's supply of food

How does Mrs. Frisby feel when she finds the food stash?

• Scared and anxious

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Excited and relieved

What is the condition of Timothy when Mrs. Frisby returns home?

• He is much worse

• He is asleep

• He is feeling better

• He is playing outside

What decision does Mrs. Frisby make regarding Timothy's illness?

• To give him more food

• To move to a new location

• To seek help from Mr. Ages

• To wait and see