Snowshoe Thompson

What was the setting at the beginning of the story?

• the post office
• a few weeks before Christmas
• at the post office a few weeks before Christmas

Danny was sending a letter to ___.

• his grandpa
• his pa
• a friend

What was the problem at the beginning of the story?

• there was a snowstorm coming
• Danny couldn't mail his letter to Pa
• a truck was stuck in the snow

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Who offered to help Danny?

• John Thompson
• a neighbor
• nobody

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What was John making to help deliver the mail?

• skis
• sled
• snowmobile

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Which was an example of onomatopoeia in the story?

• split the log
• Whack!
• make the wood smooth

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Danny helped make the skis.

• true
• false

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Why did they put the tips of the wood in boiling water?

• to get them wet
• to make them soft
• to make them hard

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Why did the tips need to be soft?

• so they could paint them
• so they could bend them
• so they could

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How did John Thompson solve Danny's problem?

• he made skis
• he delivered Danny's letter 
• he was kind to Danny

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