Test: Mice - Class 1 MCQ

The speaker says mice are "rather nice." This means the speaker likes mice, even though many people do not. 

The speaker notes that mice "run about the house at night," which suggests that their nocturnal habits contribute to their unpopularity.

The poem says mice have pink ears. This is one thing the speaker likes about them.

The poem says the speaker thinks mice are nice. But most people do not like mice. This shows the speaker has a different idea.

The poem’s message is that the speaker likes mice, even though others do not. The speaker finds them nice, even if they do things like nibble.

The poem talks about mice’s long tails, small faces, and pink ears. It does not say mice can fly, because they cannot.

The poem says mice have no chins at all. This is a special thing about how they look.

The poem says mice run around at night and nibble things they should not touch.

In the poem, "nibble" means to take small bites. Mice do this when they eat things at night.

The poem says mice have white teeth. This is one thing the speaker likes about them.