The Tale of Two Bad Mice

Ann Miranda reads 'The Tale of Two Bad Mice' by Beatrix Potter. The story follows two mice, Tom Thumb and Hunca Munca, who discover a dolls' house and cause chaos by trying to eat the fake food and taking items. Despite their mischief, they make amends by leaving a sixpence as payment. The story concludes with Hunca Munca cleaning the dolls' house, showing they weren't so bad after all.

Who is the author of 'The Tale of Two Bad Mice'?

• Beatrix Potter

• Ann Miranda

• Jane Austen

• J.K. Rowling

What is the primary setting of the story?

• A school

• A dolls' house

• A forest

• A castle

Who are the two dolls living in the house?

• Mary and Martha

• Lucinda and Jane

• Anna and Elsa

• Tom and Jerry

What do Tom Thumb and Hunca Munca first do when they enter the dolls' house?

• Explore the dining room

• Go to the kitchen

• Climb the chimney

• Hide under the bed

What is the mice's reaction to the food in the dining room?

• They eat it happily

• They find it delicious

• They are frustrated because it's fake

• They ignore it

What do the mice do with the fake food?

• Destroy it

• Give it to the dolls

• Throw it away

• Eat it

What does Hunca Munca take from the dolls' house?

• All of the above

• A bookcase

• A chair

• A cradle

What do the dolls do when they return to the nursery?

• They laugh

• They call the police

• They clean up

• They cry

How does Tom Thumb try to make amends for the damage?

• He writes a letter

• He leaves a sixpence

• He apologizes

• He fixes the house

What is the moral of the story?

• Mice are always bad

• It's important to make amends

• Dolls should be careful

• Never trust a mouse