What did Maddy compare the human representatives to?
Birds
Different states
Animals
Insects
What problem did the creatures in Independence Hall face every night?
Noisy mice, chirping crickets, and singing pigeons disturbed their sleep.
What happened after the creatures signed their constitution?
They argued
They had a party
They all fell asleep happy
They went home
Why did Maddy think having a constitution was a good idea?
She heard humans discussing the need for rules to bring everyone together and thought it could help the creatures.
Who organized a meeting of all the creatures?
A mouse
A pigeon
A spider
Maddy
True or False: The creatures initially opposed the idea of having their own constitution.
True
What were the creatures arguing about needing?
More food
A bigger room
A new leader
A constitution
True or False: The humans in the story were discussing the need for a constitution.
True
What did Maddy propose during the creatures' meeting?
She suggested creating their own constitution with rules for everyone to follow.
True or False: The creatures in Independence Hall were able to sleep peacefully every night.
False
True or False: Maddy had the smallest ears of any mouse in Independence Hall.
False
What did Maddy suggest to solve the problem of overcrowding in the meeting?
Having a dance party
Building a bigger room
Going home
Choosing five creatures to represent each group
How did the animals react when Maddy suggested having rules?
Some disagreed, while others pointed out problems caused by noisy creatures.
True or False: The creatures signed their constitution in October of 1786.
False
What did the creatures do the next day after the elections?
Had a party
Played games
Met to discuss issues
Went to sleep