Stuart Little Chapters Overview

Where is Margalo going to sleep?

What does Stuart offer Margalo for her health?

What does Stuart worry about while trying to sleep?

What is Margalo's response when asked if she had her temperature taken?

What did Mr. Little make for Stuart to help him be seen more easily?

What did Stuart do to try to keep warm while locked in the refrigerator?

What was the reaction of Mrs. Little when she found Stuart in the refrigerator?

What illness did Stuart develop after being in the refrigerator?

Stuart's Mishap

Stuart, being small, often got lost in the house and his family had to call for him.
Stuart’s father, Mr. Little, was afraid of losing Stuart and made him a red cap to be more visible.
Stuart got trapped in the refrigerator while searching for cheese.
Stuart’s cries for help were muffled by the thick wall of the refrigerator.
Stuart was found by his mother half an hour later.
Stuart caught a cold and bronchitis, and was in bed for two weeks.

Margalo the Bird

Mrs. Little found a small bird on the windowsill.
The family debated the type of bird it was: George thought it was a vireo, while Mr. Little believed it was a wren.
The bird was named Margalo.
Margalo came from fields, pastures, and vales.
Margalo had a sore throat and declined to sing.
Stuart offered Margalo his remedies for his sore throat and nose.
Margalo’s temperature was normal.
Margalo’s bedtime was sundown.
Margalo slept in the Boston fern on the bookshelf in the living room.

Snowbell the Cat

Stuart worried about Margalo’s safety with Snowbell the cat.
Stuart’s mother assured him that Snowbell would not harm Margalo.
Snowbell’s eyes gleamed suspiciously.

Explore the whimsical adventures of Stuart Little and his interactions with Margalo the bird. This quiz covers key events from the story, including Stuart's escapades and his caring nature towards Margalo. Test your knowledge of this beloved children's classic and its charming characters.