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- 1. Multiple Choice
Who is Violet?
the biggest prairie dog
the dog
the smallest prairie dog
the tennis ball
- 2. Multiple Choice
What is the MAIN lesson in the passage?
It is good to ask for help.
It is hard to work as a team.
It is fun to try something new.
It is important to help out friends.
- 3. Multiple Choice
Where did the ball MOST LIKELY come from?
a dog
a bird
a tree
a flower
- 4. Multiple Choice
What do the prairie dogs think of the tennis ball at first?
they love it
the want to play with it
they can't see it
they are afraid of it
- 5. Multiple Choice
In the passage, it says Big Bark snarled at the other prairie dogs. Which word means the same as snarled?
jumped
growled
tugged
looked
- 6. Multiple Choice
What happened when "news of the ball spread..."?
prairie dogs from everywhere came for the fuzz
the prairie dogs hid their fuzz
nobody cared
the birds stole the fuzz from the prairie dogs
- 7. Multiple Choice
In the story it says, "They twisted it. Braided it. Danced, and paraded it It was a fuzz frenzy." What does the word frenzy mean?
excitement and crazy behavior
taking a nap
eating a big meal
getting into a fight
- 8. Multiple Choice
What happens when the fuzz finally runs out?
they share the fuzz with each other
they give the fuzz away
the bury the fuzz in the ground
they start to fight over the fuzz
- 9. Multiple Choice
How did the prairie dogs show kindness?
They helped Pip Squeak dig a hole.
They asked a bird if he wanted fuzz.
They shared the fuzz with everyone.
They saved Big Bark from an eagle.
- 10. Multiple Choice
In the end, how do the prairie dogs feel about fuzz?
it is fun
it is soft
it is round
it is trouble
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