Roadrunner's Dance

Front

What word can be used to describe the snake in the story?

Back

Intimidating.

Front

Why did each animal choose their specific gift for the new animal?

Back

They chose their gifts because they knew their gift would help the new animal succeed.

Front

What is the purpose of comparing the snake’s rattle to a thunderstorm?

Back

To show that the rattle was very loud.

Front

What does the sentence 'His eyes grew crossed and his tongue hung limply out of his mouth' indicate about the rattlesnake?

Back

The snake is tired.

Front

What lesson does the roadrunner learn in the story?

Back

Practice makes perfect.

Front

What is the significance of the gifts given by the animals in the story?

Back

The gifts symbolize support and encouragement for the new animal's success.

Front

How does the author use imagery to describe the snake?

Back

The author uses vivid descriptions, such as the loud rattle, to create a strong image of the snake's presence.

Front

What theme is conveyed through the roadrunner's journey in the story?

Back

The theme of perseverance and the importance of practice.

Front

How does the author create tension in the story?

Back

By describing the intimidating nature of the snake and the challenges faced by the roadrunner.

Front

What role does the environment play in the story?

Back

The environment sets the stage for the interactions between the animals and influences their behaviors.