Gator Finds Trouble Unit 2 Review

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What is the main theme of 'Gator Finds Trouble'?

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Trouble is always around with consequences.

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How does Rabbit feel about Gator at the beginning of the story?

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Rabbit wants to get even with Gator because of his insults.

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What does Gator represent in the story?

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Gator represents someone who is easily deceived.

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Why does Rabbit choose to trick Gator with fire?

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He chose fire to keep Gator in the river because Gator teased Rabbit.

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What lesson does Rabbit learn about Gator by the end of the story?

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Rabbit decides that he didn’t want to hurt Gator and his family.

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What does the word 'trickster' mean in the context of the story?

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A trickster is someone who deceives others for fun or to achieve a goal.

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What is the significance of Rabbit's change in feelings towards Gator?

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It shows growth in Rabbit's character and understanding of empathy.

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What does the phrase 'getting even' imply in the story?

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It implies seeking revenge or retribution for a perceived wrong.

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How does the setting influence the events in 'Gator Finds Trouble'?

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The river setting creates opportunities for conflict and trickery between Rabbit and Gator.

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What does the character of Rabbit teach us about friendship?

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Friendship involves understanding and sometimes forgiving others, even when hurt.