3. At what age did Mr. Popper enter his first pet
shop?
five
fifty
fifteen
4. For what reason was Mr. Popper upset with the
shopkeeper?
He thought
he called him a silly fool.
He
laughed at him.
He wouldn't wait on
him.
5. Why do you think the shopkeeper said the mynah
bird is a wonderful mimic?
A mynah
bird comes from India.
A
mynah bird imitates the words of others.
A mynah bird is a good
pet to have.
6. How did Mr. Popper plan to educate the bird to
say nice things?
The
bird would learn by listening to the radio.
The
bird would learn by watching TV.
The bird would learn
by example.
7. Why does Mr. Potter believe the purchase may
have been a bad bargain?
The two
hundred dollars was too much to pay.
He
believes the bird will be rude forever.
The bird flew out the
window.
8. For what reason did Mr. Potter decide to name
the bird Everest?
It was the
name of the greatest of Indian hills - the highest mountain in the
world.
He thought it
was the perfect name for a bad-tempered bird because his neighbor's
name was Everest.
He couldn't think of
any other name.
9. Mr. Potter discovered the reason for the
bird's rudeness. Which of the following reasons is correct?
It wanted
to return to India.
It
was lonesome and wanted a friend.
It wanted a little bit
of freedom
10. What unfortunate thing happens at the end of
Chapter 2?
The
bird escapes through a window.
The bird bites Mr.
Popper's ear.
The bird and Mr.
Popper begin to trust each other.
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