Characters
Story Events
Fill in the Blanks
Feelings & Reactions
Vocabulary
100

Who is Perfect Peter?

Henry’s younger brother who is very polite and well-behaved.

100

What made the day “perfect” for Henry?

Peter got in trouble, and Henry behaved well for once.

100

After washing my shirt, it was ____.

spotless

100

How did Henry feel when Peter got in trouble?

Happy and proud—it was the opposite of usual.

100

What does "perfect" mean?

Doing everything right; no mistakes.

200

Who is Horrid Henry?

A boy who is usually naughty, loud, and doesn’t follow rules.

200

What did Peter do that Henry usually does?

Peter yelled and misbehaved in class.

200

Water ____ out of the faucet in the kitchen.

trickled

200

How did Peter feel about his day?

Upset, embarrassed, and shocked.

200

What does "horrid" mean?

Inspiring disgust or horror

300

Who are Henry’s parents?

Henry and Peter’s mom and dad, who expect Peter to be perfect and Henry to behave better.

300

What did Henry do instead of being horrid?

He was quiet, polite, and followed rules.

300

You have to ___ well if you want to get an ice cream cone.

behave

300

How did the parents react to Henry’s behavior?

They were confused but happy with Henry.

300

What does it mean to "behave"?

To act in a certain way.

400

Who is Miss Battle-Axe?

Henry’s teacher who usually doesn’t like his behavior.

400

What surprise did Peter’s teacher have?

She sent a note home saying Peter was naughty!

400

I put a ____ of candy in my mouth and began to chew.

fistful

400

How did Henry act at the end of the story?

He was pleased and proud of himself.

400

What does "despair" mean?

To feel no hope.

500

What is one way Henry and Peter are different?

Henry is naughty and loud, Peter is quiet and polite.

500

What was the ending of the story?

Henry was proud and happy, and Peter was upset—it was a “perfect” day for Henry.

500

I have a ____ little sister who always takes my stuff.

horrid

500

How would YOU feel if you were Peter?

(Student’s own answer—example: Sad because I got in trouble and my brother didn’t.)

500

What does "squabble" mean?

To fight over something not important.