Flat Stanley: Understanding Key Events

In this chapter of Flat Stanley, Mr. Lambchop enjoys taking his sons, Stanley and Arthur, on Sunday outings. After Stanley becomes flat, Mr. Lambchop finds it easier to carry him around. They meet Ralph Jones, who is surprised by Stanley's flatness. Arthur feels jealous of Stanley, but their parents advise Stanley to be kind to his brother. Later, Stanley becomes a kite, flying high in the park, but gets stuck in a tree. Arthur and friends rescue him, but Stanley remains upset with Arthur.

What is the title of Chapter 3 in Flat Stanley?

• Stanley the Kite

• Stanley the Flat Boy

• Stanley the Adventurer

• Stanley the Brave

How did Stanley feel towards Arthur after getting stuck?

• Amused

• Angry

• Indifferent

• Happy

What activity did Mr. Lambchop enjoy doing with his sons on Sundays?

• Going to the movies

• Visiting museums or rollerskating

• Playing video games

• Going fishing

How did Mr. Lambchop manage to keep Stanley safe during outings?

• By using a stroller

• By carrying him on his shoulders

• By rolling him up and tying with a string

• By holding his hand tightly

What did Ralph Jones mistake Stanley for?

• A painting

• A kite

• A poster

• Wallpaper

Why was Arthur jealous of Stanley?

• Because Stanley was taller

• Because Stanley was more popular

• Because Stanley was smarter

• Because Stanley was flat

What did Arthur wish for while at the park?

• A big kite

• A new toy

• A pet dog

• A new bicycle

How did Stanley help Arthur fulfill his wish?

• By buying him a kite

• By becoming a kite himself

• By making a kite for him

• By borrowing a kite

What was the reaction of the people in the park to Stanley's kite-flying?

• They laughed

• They were confused

• They ignored it

• They were amazed

What caused Stanley to get stuck in the tree?

• The string got tangled

• Arthur let go of the string

• The wind stopped

• Stanley wanted to land