Which paragraph summarizes the passage? Stuart Little was a mouse born into a family of people. Although he was small, Stuart st
ill offered to help his family in many ways, including a time when his mother dropped her ring down the bathtub drain. Mr. Little suggested Stuart climb down the drain to get the ring, and he bravely agreed to do so. After he retrieved the ring, he took a bath because he was dirty. Stuart Little was a mouse born into a family of people. Although he was small, Stuart still offered to help his family in many ways, including a time when his mother dropped her ring down the bathtub drain. Mr. Little suggested Stuart climb down the drain to get the ring, and he bravely agreed to do so. After he retrieved the ring, he took a bath because he was dirty. Stuart Little was a mouse born into a family of people. His parents were surprised at how quickly he could walk and climb. One day Mrs. Little dropped her ring down the bathtub drain and asked Stuart to get it. He was scared to fall all the way down the drain, but he tried anyway. After much luck, he was able to get the ring for his mother. Stuart Little was a mouse born into a family of people. His parents were surprised at how quickly he could walk and climb. One day Mrs. Little dropped her ring down the bathtub drain and asked Stuart to get it. He was scared to fall all the way down the drain, but he tried anyway. After much luck, he was able to get the ring for his mother. Stuart Little was a mouse born into a family of people. Because he was so small, Mr. Little asked Stuart to get a ring Mrs. Little had dropped down the drain. Stuart was much too worried about how he could carry the ring being as small as he was. After much debate, Stuart finally went down the drain for the ring, and all was right. Stuart Little was a mouse born into a family of people. Because he was so small, Mr. Little asked Stuart to get a ring Mrs. Little had dropped down the drain. Stuart was much too worried about how he could carry the ring being as small as
Ha lives in a war-torn country. How does she hope her life will be turned inside out?” Listen for students to refer to the second stanza on page 4: she hopes that soldiers will no longer patrol the neighborhood, she can jump rope after dark, and she will not have to hide from danger.
