The Lorax

What is the theme of the Lorax?

• To protect the Earth's natural resources.
• To waste the Earth's natural resources.
• About how things change over time.

What was one of the negative results of the trees being cut down?

• Nothing happened because people wanted the product.
• The man made money.
• Because all of the trees were cut down the animals in the forest had to leave. 

What were two ways the environment was harmed?

• They cut down the trees without growing them back. And they were dumping waist into the ponds.
• Nothing happened-the environment was fine.
• All the animals left.

What did the Once-Ler need the tress for in the Lorax?

• To make paper
• To take them elsewhere
• To make Thneeds

Who was telling the story?

• The Once-ler
• A man from the town
• The Lorax

What did the Lorax try to do in the story?

• He was the one making the Thneeds
• He did nothing
• He tried to talk to the Once-ler and show him what the Once-ler was doing to the animals of the forest and their homes.

What do you think "unless" means?

• It means more.
• Do something or nothing will change.

What does the Once-ler sound like?

• Man
• Dora
• Darth Vader
• Spongebob

Why did the Lorax "speak for the trees"?

• They were too dumb to speak for themselves
• They had no brains
• They had no tongues

What did the Once-ler give the boy at the end of the movie?

• A bad piece of advice
• A scolding for walking on his grickle grass
• About $3.50
• A seed