Characters
Who is Snowbell?
The Little's House-Cat
What is solemnly?
deeply earnest, serious, and sober.
What did Mrs. Little use to weigh Stuart?
a small scale used for weighing letters.
What is where did Stuart get off the bus?
Seventy-Second Street.
What is the reason Stuart started his trip early the next morning?
to avoid traffic.
Who is Margalo?
A bird, Stuart's friend.
What is belittling?
to represent or speak of as contemptibly small or unimportant
How was Stuart helpful when it came to ping pong?
Stuart would climb under the chairs, sofas, and radiators and get the ping pong balls.
Where is Central Park located?
New York.
What is the town called that Stuart stopped at on his trip?
Ames Crossing.
What is an awl?
a pointed tool for making holes, as in wood or leather
What is the exercise Stuart did every morning?
touching his toes ten times.
What is where did Stuart find himself stuck for an hour?
the refrigerator.
What is the name of the person Stuart writes a letter to?
Harriet Ames.
Who is George?
The Little's son.
What is capsizing?
to overturn or cause to overturn.
How did Stuart turn on the bathroom light?
By pulling the string Mr. Little attached to the light swtich.
What is the reason Snowbell likes nighttime more than daytime?
his eyes like the dark, and because interesting things go on at night in New York.
What is the reason Stuart climbed the spruce tree?
to get some spruce gum to plug the seam and stop the leak in the boat.
Who the storekeeper suggest that Stuart should meet?
Harriet Ames.
What is a tog?
a coat or cloak.
What did George find in the cellar?
an old discarded rowing machine.
Who is the new visitor at the Little home?
Margalo.
What is the reason Stuart gives the repairman his card?
in case he sees Margalo.