15 Questions
What did Mr. and Mrs. Little name their second son?
Stuart
What did Mr. Little make for Stuart?
A tiny bed out of four clothespins and a cigarette box
What did Mrs. Little make for Stuart when she found his infant clothes unsuitable?
A fine little blue worsted suit with patch pockets
How did Stuart's weight at birth compare to the cost of sending him by first class mail?
He was lighter than the cost of sending him by first class mail
What did the doctor say about Stuart?
He was very unusual for an American family to have a mouse
What did Stuart look like when he was born?
He was only about two inches high, had a mouse's sharp nose, a mouse's tail, and a mouse's whiskers.
What did Mrs. Little make for Stuart when she found his infant clothes unsuitable?
A fine little blue worsted suit with patch pockets.
What did Mr. and Mrs. Little name their second son?
Stuart
How did Mr. Little make Stuart's bed?
Out of four clothespins and a cigarette box.
What could Stuart do at the age of one week?
Climb lamps by shinnying up the cord.
Stuart's second son arrived and was noticeably smaller than a mouse.
False
Stuart's parents named him Stuart because he resembled a mouse.
True
Stuart could not walk as soon as he was born.
False
Stuart's mother made him a blue worsted suit with patch pockets.
True
The doctor was surprised that an American family had a mouse.
True
Study Notes
Stuart Little's Family
- Mr. and Mrs. Little named their second son Stuart.
Stuart's Arrival
- Stuart was born unusually small, comparable to a mouse in size.
- At birth, Stuart weighed the same as the cost of sending a first-class letter.
Stuart's Appearance
- Stuart resembled a mouse, which inspired his name.
- When born, Stuart looked like a tiny human being.
Stuart's Care
- Mrs. Little made Stuart a new set of clothes as the infant clothes were unsuitable.
- She made him a blue worsted suit with patch pockets.
- Mr. Little made Stuart a tiny bed.
Stuart's Development
- By the age of one week, Stuart could do remarkable things.
Doctor's Reaction
- The doctor was surprised to see an American family having a child like Stuart.
Test your knowledge of E.B. White's classic children's novel with these quiz questions about the iconic character Stuart Little and his adventures with the Little family.
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