Who is the mysterious character blamed for mischief in the poem?

Mr Nobody is the mysterious character blamed for mischief in the poem.

List three actions attributed to Mr Nobody in the poem.

Mr Nobody tears books, leaves doors open, and pulls buttons from shirts.

Fill in the blank: The poem suggests that Mr Nobody causes mischief, but he is never ___ by anyone.

Seen

What lesson does the poem convey about personal responsibility?

The poem teaches us to take responsibility for our actions instead of blaming Mr Nobody.

True or False: The poem indicates that Mr Nobody is a real person who can be seen.

False 

Mr Nobody is imaginary and no one can see him.

What do the finger-marks on the door symbolize in the context of the poem?

The finger-marks show the mess people make but blame Mr Nobody instead of cleaning up.

Fill in the blank: The poem describes Mr Nobody as being 'as quiet as a ___.'

Mouse

How does the poem use humor to address the theme of mischief and responsibility?

The poem is funny. Mr Nobody causes mischief, and we laugh at how people blame him.

What is the role of imagination in the way people perceive Mr Nobody's mischief?

People imagine Mr Nobody and blame him for their mess instead of cleaning up.

What behavior does the poem attribute to Mr Nobody that suggests he is responsible for household mischief?

Mr Nobody breaks plates, tears books, leaves doors open, and makes a mess in the house.