What characteristics of mice does the speaker find appealing in the poem?

The speaker finds the long tails and small faces of mice appealing.

Fill in the blank: The poem describes mice as having ___ ears and ___ teeth.

Pink; white

How does the speaker's view of mice differ from that of others, based on the poem?

The speaker thinks mice are nice, while most people do not seem to like them.

What actions do mice typically do at night according to the poem?

Mice run about the house and nibble on things they shouldn't touch.

True or False: The poem suggests that all people have a positive opinion about mice.

False. The poem indicates that most people do not like mice.

Why does the poem say mice have no chins?

It shows that mice have special looks that the speaker likes.

What does the word 'nibble' tell us about what mice do in the poem?

'Nibble' means mice take small bites of things they should not touch.

Why is the poem called "Mice"?

The poem is called "Mice" because it tells us the speaker thinks mice are nice.

Why does the poem talk about mice’s ears and teeth?

The poem talks about mice’s ears and teeth to show they look nice to the speaker.

True or False: The speaker believes that mice are harmful and should be avoided.

False. The speaker sees mice as nice, even if they do naughty things.

Why does the speaker like mice when others don’t?

The speaker likes mice because they look nice and act playful, but others don’t like them.

Fill in the blank: Mice 'run about the house at night' which suggests they are ___ and ___ creatures.

Active; night-time

What does the poem teach us about mice?

The poem teaches us it’s okay to like mice, even if others don’t.