A) tidbit B) council C) mischief D) nonsense
A) duty B) satisfied C) tidbit D) mischief
A) satisfied B) duty C) council D) mischief
A) nonsense B) tidbit C) mischief D) council
A) satisfied B) nonsense C) duty D) council
A) council B) satisfied C) tidbit D) mischief
A) why iguanas always have sticks in their ears B) why mosquitos buzz in people's ears C) why owls hoot D) why yams are so tasty
A) Yams and mosquitoes are the same size. B) Yams are always smaller than mosquitoes. C) Mosquitoes are tiny compared to yams. D) There is no such thing as a yam.
A) the mosquito is buzzing around in his ears B) he doesn't want to hear what the mosquito is saying C) he is trying to be funny D) the mosquito is talking too loudly and too fast
A) how the animals sound when they move B) how things taste C) what the animals see D) the different things animals smell
A) the crow and the monkey B) the mosquito and the iguana C) the python and the rabbit D) King Lion and the owl
A) easily B) excitedly C) calmly D) quietly
A) He asks the owlets. B) He brings the mosquito before the council. C) He searches for the mosquito, who is hiding. D) He asks each animal what has happened?
A) is planning some mischief B) is in a hurry C) can't hear with sticks in his ears D) is mad at the snake
A) story easier to read B) story fun to read C) story difficult to read D) story longer
A) She tries to do good for others. B) She is very brave. C) She causes trouble on purpose. D) She still whines in people's ears.
A) a word meaning "yes" B) the sound of someone shouting C) the sound of someone slapping at a mosquito D) the sound of a mosquito buzzing
A) are like a science textbook B) are about real animals and are factual C) have animal characters and explain about something in nature D) are humorous and have nonsense verses |