A) dreadful B) faring C) wailing D) advice
A) dreadful B) farewell C) wits D) advice
A) advice B) faring C) wailing D) farewell
A) faring B) advice C) farewell D) dreadful
A) farewell B) dreadful C) faring D) wailing
A) advice B) faring C) dreadful D) wailing
A) folktale B) biography C) mystery D) myth
A) forever B) past C) present D) future
A) in a crowded school B) in the countryside C) in a carpenter's cottage D) in Granny's cabin
A) Bartholomew came to visit. B) No one moves out of the goat's way. C) The cottage only has one room. D) Everyone is playing in the cottage.
A) They blame Father for their troubles. B) They are polite and treat each other kindly. C) They complain about each other. D) They try to get out of each other's way.
A) difficult B) hopeless C) busy D) miserable
A) It's easier for May Ann to milk the goat inside. B) Bartholomew tells them to do it. C) Father insists upon it. D) The goat is cold outside.
A) a crazy man B) an animal lover C) a wise man D) an old man
A) Meg likes the goat. B) The goat attacks after being teased. C) The goat provides enough milk. D) Martin and Willy ignore it.
A) stop teasing it B) bring the chickens inside, too C) learn to get along with it D) take the goat back outside
A) They blame the boys for their troubles. B) They complain more than ever. C) They begin to stop complaining. D) They stay busy collecting eggs.
A) doesn't want the donkey to be alone outside B) wants the family to appreciate their farm animals C) thinks the house has a little more room left D) wants the family to know how much room they really have |