Apples to Oregon

What is the genre for Apples to Oregon

• greek mythology

• fairy tale

• tall tale

• folk tale

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The name of the author is

(a)  

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The name of the illustrator is?

• Nancy Carpenter

• John James

• Lewis and Clark

• Deborah Hopkinson

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When they were moving from Iowa to Oregon what could daddy not leave behind?

• money

• gold

• silver

• apple trees

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What did daddy call his trip from Iowa to Oregon?

• travel

• adventure

• open trail

• dangerous travel

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What were all the trees daddy took on the trip to Oregon?

• plums, grapes, cherries

• pears, plums, grapes, cherries

• peaches, pears, plums, grapes, cherries

• apples, peaches, pears, plums, grapes, cherries

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What does fiddled under the stars mean?

• goofing around

• ran

• played a violin

• player a recorder

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Why were all the people laughing at them at the river?

• They didn't think they would make it across the river

• mean people

• Just wanted to complain

• scared people.

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How did the kids help daddy cross the river?

• They cried

• They jumped for joy.

• They took off their shoes and started kicking at the water.

• They jumped into the river.

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What was their toughest challenge on the trail?

• walking

• getting the horses to listen.

• They didn't have shoes or the wagon and it was hot

• daddy getting upset with us all.

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