Nora's Ark

What was true about Grandma and Grandpa's life in Vermont?

• They did not have much money, but there was always plenty to eat.

• Their jobs caused them to travel around the state frequently.

• They wanted to move because their fields flooded every year.

• They had one of the biggest, most successful farms in the state.

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What did Grandma say about the new house that Grandpa built on the hill?

• "Why, it's the biggest home I've ever seen."

• "It's not worth the time nor money."

• "That new house is just gravy."

• "Forty long years have I been waiting for such a house."

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When it began to rain, how did Grandma spend the morning?

• singing about rain showers

• canning summer vegetables

• baking loaves of bread

• scrubbing the kitchen floor

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What did the Guthrie boys bring in burlap bags?

• turkeys

• ducks

• piegons

• chickens

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Wren was astonished when Grandma ---.

• used thee front door as a raft

• opened the door and led Major in

• let Wren go with Grandpa to help with the heifers

• was able to make enough soup for everyone

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Why did Mrs. Lafleur and her daughter come to Grandma and Wren?

• Their house had washed away.

• They were looking for their horse.

• They needed to borrow Grandma's rowboat.

• Mrs. Lafleur wanted help looking for her husband in the flood.

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What happened when Wren was sneaking out to look for Grandpa?

• She saw Grandma getting into the rowboat.

• She found that the rowboat had floated away.

• She saw Peter Ferguson and asked him for help.

• She tripped on the stairs and woke up Grandma.

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While everyone in the house was huddled together, Mrs.. Guthrie told how ---.

• her aunt had written the song "America the Beautiful"

• her grandfather had fought at Gettysburg

• her mother had worked for President Coolidge in the White House

• she had survived a similar flood 10 years earlier

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Why did Grandma ask if her eyes were failing her?

• She saw a cat on a raft.

• She saw a cow in a tree.

• She looked into the window of a house and saw a fish.

• She thought she saw a chicken swimming.

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Why didn't Wren ever sand out the hoofprints in the floor?

• They remind her of what is important.

• She knows that her Grandpa had wanted to leave the hoofprints.

• She never wants to forget the power of the river.

• They are too deep to sand out.

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