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Time to answer

          A.  Answer these questions.
               1.  What kind of weather is depicted in the poem?


                          humid weather                                      stormy weather

                          sunny weather                                      scorching weather

               2.  Why were the kittens fighting?

                          one of them had a toy and the other one didn’t

                          one of them had a glass of milk and the other one didn’t

                          one of them had cheese and the other one didn’t

                          one of them had a mouse and the other one didn’t

               3.  Where did the kittens decide to rest after being thrown out of the room?

                          besides the kitchen door                           on the mat at the door

                          on the snow                                        in their basket

          B.   Answer these questions.

               1.  What did the two kittens do one night?

               2.  What did the old woman do when the kittens began to fight?

               3.  Why did the kittens creep into the room?

               4.  What prompted the kittens to reconcile with one another in the end?

          Reference to the context

          Read these lines from the poem and answer the questions that follow.

          1.   I told you before ’twas a stormy night

               When these two little kittens began to fight;

               The old woman seized her sweeping broom,

               And swept the two kittens right out of the room.

               a.  Who are the main characters in the poem?
                     i.   the narrator                           ii.   the two little kittens

                   iii.   the mouse                              iv.   the old woman

               b.  Why did the fight begin?

               c.  What did the old woman do to stop them from fighting?

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