The Wind in the Willows

Front

The plot of The Wind in the Willows takes place only in the Wild Wood.

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False

Front

The narrator does not act as a character in the Wind in the Willows.

Back

True

Front

A fantasy story is a story that has parts that could not happen in real life.

Back

True

Front

Toad is irresponsible throughout the story, rarely thinking about the consequences of his actions.

Back

True

Front

The theme of friendship comes up only once throughout the entire book.

Back

False

Front

There is no dialogue in The Wind in the Willows.

Back

False

Front

Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad are all animals who act like people. This is called personification.

Back

True

Front

Rat acts in a conceited way throughout the story and doesn't help any of the other characters.

Back

False

Front

The author tells different parts of The Wind in the Willows from different characters' perspectives.

Back

True

Front

Narration is the part of a story in which the characters talk, and it has quotation marks around it.

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False