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What was the main problem faced by Pecos Bill in the story?

Back

The drought in the southwest.

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Where did Pecos Bill and Slue-Foot Sue live after their marriage?

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The Moon.

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How did Pecos Bill resolve the drought issue?

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He wrung the water out of the cyclone.

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Who discovered Pecos Bill?

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A cowpoke (cowboy).

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What is another term for a cowpoke?

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A cowboy.

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What is the significance of the drought in the story of Pecos Bill?

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It serves as the central conflict that Pecos Bill must address.

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What does the term 'wrung the water out of the cyclone' imply about Pecos Bill's character?

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It suggests that he is resourceful and capable of extraordinary feats.

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What role does Slue-Foot Sue play in Pecos Bill's story?

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She is Pecos Bill's wife and a significant character in his adventures.

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What literary genre does the story of Pecos Bill belong to?

Back

American folklore or tall tales.

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What does the setting of the Moon symbolize in Pecos Bill's story?

Back

It symbolizes the fantastical and exaggerated nature of tall tales.