The Boy Who Drew Cats - Key Events and Characters Quiz

Why is the boy sent away from home in "The Boy Who Drew Cats"?

Question Answer Choices He is sent away to learn farming skills. He is obsessed with drawing cats and isn't of any use at home. He wants to become a warrior and train at a temple. He is too mischievous and causes trouble at home.

How is the youngest child described in 'The Boy Who Drew Cats'?

Question Answer Choices Very lazy and uninterested in learning. Very brave and adventurous. Very strong and tall for his age. Very clever and small for his age.

What occupation do the parents decide is best for the youngest child in 'The Boy Who Drew Cats'?

Question Answer Choices Learning to be a merchant. Studying for the priesthood. Becoming a farmer. Training to be a warrior.

Why does the boy choose a small place to sleep in "The Boy Who Drew Cats"?

Question Answer Choices He followed the priest's advice to avoid large places at night. He was afraid of the dark and felt safer in a small place. He thought a small place would be warmer during the night. He wanted to hide from the other people in the temple.

What did the boy find on the temple floor in the morning in "The Boy Who Drew Cats"?

Question Answer Choices A huge goblin-rat. A sleeping cat. A broken statue. A pile of gold coins.

How is Joji different from his siblings in "The Boy Who Drew Cats"?

Question Answer Choices Joji is better at farm chores than his siblings. Joji is older and more responsible than his siblings. Joji prefers to study rather than play with his siblings. Joji's skills and inclinations aren’t practical.

Why do the parents decide that farming is not suitable for the youngest child in 'The Boy Who Drew Cats'?

Question Answer Choices He prefers studying. He is allergic to crops. He is small and weak. He dislikes animals.

In "The Boy Who Drew Cats," how was the goblin rat killed?

Question Answer Choices A priest from the temple killed the goblin rat with a spell. The boy used a magical sword to kill the goblin rat. The boy's drawings of cats came to life and killed the goblin rat. The goblin rat was trapped and starved to death.

What does the priest in "The Boy Who Drew Cats" believe the boy will become?

Question Answer Choices A skilled warrior A wise priest A successful farmer A great artist

What does the boy do when he first arrives at the second temple in "The Boy Who Drew Cats"?

Question Answer Choices He starts cleaning the temple. He begins to draw cats all over the place. He prays at the altar. He searches for food.