Rip Van Winkle Ch.51: Who Is Rip Van Winkle?

Rip Van Winkle lived in a village at the bottom of 

• a small hill.
• a great lake.
• the Hudson River.
• the Catskill Mountains.

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Rip Van Winkle was

• a nice man.
• a very old
• man.
• a hard-working man.

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The Van Winkle Farm

• was pretty to look at.
• was well taken care of.
• was run down and falling apart.
• had beautiful plants all around it.

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Rip Van Winkle 

• worked hard on the farm.
• had a job in the village.
• was a sick man.
• was a lazy man.

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Rip Van Winkle's wife

• tried hard to make her husband happy.
• was not pleased with her lazy husband.
• wanted to sell the farm.
• wanted to leave the village.

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Rip Van Winkle did no work on the farm, but he worked hard to help his 

• mother. 
• children.
• friends.
• wife.

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Dame Van Winkle did not like

• her children.
• her neighbors.
• housework.
•  Rips's friends, or his dog, Wolf.

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When Rip Van Winkle got tired of listening to his wife, he 

• went fishing.
• went shopping.
• took off to see a show.
• went for a walk with Wolf.

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Another name for this story could be 

• "Happy Days."
• "Lazy Days."
• "Good Times."
• "Making Money."

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This story is mainly about

• a man's love for his dog.
• a dog named Wolf.
• a man who liked to please himself.
• a happy farm family

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