Mijbil the Otter Part 2

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Mijbil the Otter Part 1 


Mijbil the Otter Part 2


1. What did the opening of the sack signify for the narrator?

  • a) A temporary hobby
  • b) A lifelong fascination with otters
  • c) A new job opportunity
  • d) A scientific discovery

2. How did the otter initially appear when it emerged from the sack?

  • a) Like a small dragon covered in mud scales
  • b) Like a sleek, clean otter
  • c) Like a furry dog
  • d) Like a mole

3. What was the texture of the otter’s fur under the mud?

  • a) Rough and coarse
  • b) Soft and velvety
  • c) Thin and wiry
  • d) Thick and curly

4. What name did the narrator give the otter?

  • a) Maxwell
  • b) Mijbil
  • c) Lutrogale
  • d) Perspicillata

5. What scientific name was given to the otter’s species?

  • a) Lutrogale perspicillata maxwelli
  • b) Lutrogale aquaticus maximus
  • c) Mustela lutrogale maxwelli
  • d) Perspicillata maxwelli lutrogale

6. How did Mijbil behave during his first 24 hours with the narrator?

  • a) Hostile and aggressive
  • b) Friendly and playful
  • c) Aloof and indifferent
  • d) Energetic and curious

7. When did Mijbil start sleeping on the narrator’s bed?

  • a) The first night
  • b) The second night
  • c) A week later
  • d) He never did

8. What activity brought Mijbil immense joy in the bathroom?

  • a) Splashing in the water
  • b) Climbing on shelves
  • c) Playing with marbles
  • d) Hiding under the sink

9. What did the narrator learn about otters and water?

  • a) Otters dislike water unless it’s warm
  • b) Otters enjoy static water
  • c) Otters love to keep water moving
  • d) Otters avoid water when indoors

10. How did Mijbil manage to turn the bathroom tap?

  • a) He bit it with his teeth
  • b) He used his paws to turn it
  • c) He jumped on it with force
  • d) The narrator taught him

11. What was Mijbil’s reaction when the tap didn’t cooperate?

  • a) He gave up immediately
  • b) He chittered with irritation
  • c) He called for the narrator
  • d) He broke the tap

12. What was Mijbil’s favorite toy for playing soccer?

  • a) A marble
  • b) A tennis ball
  • c) A rubber ball
  • d) A sponge

13. How did Mijbil play with marbles?

  • a) By hiding them
  • b) By rolling them up and down his belly
  • c) By chewing on them
  • d) By throwing them across the room

14. What was unique about Mijbil’s juggling skills?

  • a) He could juggle without dropping the marbles
  • b) He juggled using his mouth
  • c) He could juggle while swimming
  • d) He could juggle with more than five marbles

15. How did Mijbil show that he had bonded with the narrator?

  • a) He followed the narrator without a lead
  • b) He stopped playing altogether
  • c) He stayed in the bathroom
  • d) He only ate food from the narrator’s hand

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