Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chapters 11-12 (Grade 3)
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Mr. Popper's Penguins: Chapters 11-12
Instructions:
Read Chapters 11 and 12 of Mr. Popper's Penguins and answer the questions.
1.
How did Captain Cook feel about Greta?
- He thought she was mean.
- He disliked the sounds she made.
- He was very happy she had come.
- He wanted even more penguins to visit.
2.
What did Mr. Popper do so he could tell the penguins apart?
- listened to how they talked
- put them in separate freezers
- painted their names on their backs
- looked to see which one was a girl
3.
Mrs. Popper wanted her icebox back. What was Mr. Popper's solution?
- He would buy another icebox.
- He would put the penguins outside.
- He would keep the penguins inside and open the windows.
- He would ask Admiral Drake to send him a pile of snow from the South Pole.
4.
One night there was a blizzard. What happened?
- The penguins disappeared.
- Snow came in the windows.
- The pipes froze in the house.
- The Poppers were snowed in.
5.
What problem did Mrs. Popper have at the end of Chapter 11?
- She was starting to freeze.
- The house was very untidy.
- The electric bill was very high.
- There was no more food for the penguins.
6.
Where did Mr. Popper make a new home for the penguins?
- outside
- in the freezer
- in the basement
- in the children's bedroom
7.
What was the problem with building a new place for the penguins to live?
- It was cold.
- It was expensive.
- They didn't like it.
- They didn't have enough room.
8.
How many eggs did Greta lay?
- 2
- 3
- 10
- 15
9.
What kind of fish did the penguins eat?
- trout
- salmon
- scraps from the grocery store
- fish that had to be specially ordered
10.
What did Mr. Popper begin to worry about?
- how he could afford the penguins
- how they would handle even more penguins
- having to leave the penguins while he worked
- whether the penguins were good for the children
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