The Lorax 1972 Flashcard

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What is the main reason the Bar-ba-loots had to leave their home?

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There was not enough Truffula Fruit.

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What is the author's purpose in writing 'The Lorax'?

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To persuade.

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Why did the Once-ler ignore the Lorax's warnings?

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He is greedy and selfish.

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What does the resolution of 'The Lorax' imply about the boy's actions?

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The boy will plant the seed so that more trees will grow to bring the forest back.

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How were the Humming Fish affected by the destruction of the Truffula Trees?

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They had no more clean water.

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What is a Truffula Tree?

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A fictional tree in 'The Lorax' that provides fruit and is essential for the ecosystem.

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Who is the Lorax?

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A character who speaks for the trees and advocates for the environment.

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What does the Once-ler produce that harms the environment?

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Thneeds, a product made from Truffula Trees.

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What lesson does 'The Lorax' teach about environmental conservation?

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It emphasizes the importance of protecting nature and being responsible stewards of the environment.

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What happens to the environment as the Once-ler's business grows?

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The environment deteriorates, leading to the loss of trees, clean water, and wildlife.