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Multiple Choice

Part A 

How does Toad’s behavior toward Rat and Mole reveal his character and his relationship with them? 

• a. Toad is considerate of his friends' feelings and doesn't pressure them.

• b. Toad doesn’t care about to his friends' opinions and plans to travel alone.

• c. Toad is shy and afraid to express his true feelings to his friends.

• d. Toad is manipulative, trying to convince his friends to do what he wants.

Multiple Choice

Part B

What text evidence from the story supports the answer to Part A?

• a. Toad was so excited that Rat and Mole had come for a visit. (page 79)

• b. Come with me, dear Ratty, and your dear friend also. Come with me just as far as the stable yard, and you shall see what you shall see! (page 79)

• c. "Yes, yes!" begged Toad. "You've GOT to come. I can't possibly go without you. So please don't argue—it's the one thing I can't stand." (page 83)

• d. "All complete!" said Toad happily. "You'll find that nothing whatever has been forgotten, when we make our start this afternoon." (page 83)

Multiple Choice

Based on this information, what can the reader infer about the relationship between Rat and Mole? 

• a. Mole sees Rat as a leader and values his opinion

• b. Mole is afraid to disagree with Rat and expresses his own thoughts.

• c. Rat forces Mole to agree with him against Mole’s will.

• d. Mole and Rat have equal influence over each other’s decisions.