Arrietty and the Borrowers' Adventures

In this chapter, Homily is busy with her chores while Arietti reflects on her feelings and the future of borrowers. Arietti plans to explore the house while her father is away. She embarks on an adventure through the house, eventually encountering a boy. They discuss a letter that contains a message for Aunt Loopy. As they decipher the message, Pod arrives and takes Arietti back home.

What is Homily doing at the beginning of the chapter?

• Gardening

• Reading a book

• Ironing and organizing

• Cooking dinner

Why does Arrietty feel restless and idle?

• She wants to explore the outside world

• It's the spring season affecting her

• She is worried about the boy

• She is bored with her chores

What is Arrietty's main concern about her family?

• They could run out of food

• They could lose their home

• They might be the last borrowers

• They might be discovered by humans

What does Homily say about Pod's borrowing trips?

• He often gets lost

• He is very quick and efficient

• He enjoys gossiping and exploring

• He always brings back something special

What does Arrietty plan to find in the storerooms?

• A new dress

• A hat pin and string

• A book

• A map

How does Arrietty feel about her secret mission?

• Excited and carefree

• Guilty but determined

• Indifferent and bored

• Scared and hesitant

What does Arrietty find comforting during her journey?

• The warmth of the carpet

• The sound of the clock

• The smell of beeswax

• The light from the gas jet

Who is Arrietty's father talking to in the lighted room?

• Mrs. Driver

• Homily

• Great Aunt Sophie

• The boy

What does the boy reveal to Arrietty about the letter?

• It is a love letter

• It has a message for Aunt Loopy

• It contains a map

• It is a warning

What is Pod's reaction when he finds Arrietty?

• He is worried and anxious

• He is angry and scolds her

• He is surprised but calm

• He is indifferent