The Lorax

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Who does the Lorax speak for?

Back

The Lorax speaks for the Trees.

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Who cut down the trees?

Back

The Once-ler cut down the trees.

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Who wrote the book 'The Lorax'?

Back

Dr. Seuss wrote the book 'The Lorax'.

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What were the trees called in 'The Lorax'?

Back

The trees were called Truffula Trees.

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What were the trees used for?

Back

The trees were used to make Thneeds.

Front

What is a Thneed?

Back

A Thneed is a product made from the fibers of Truffula Trees.

Front

What is the main message of 'The Lorax'?

Back

The main message is to take care of the environment and protect nature.

Front

Who is the main character that represents greed in 'The Lorax'?

Back

The Once-ler represents greed in 'The Lorax'.

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What happens to the Truffula Trees in the story?

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The Truffula Trees are cut down until there are none left.

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What does the Lorax say when the trees are cut down?

Back

The Lorax says, 'I speak for the trees!'