Trial of Cardigan Jones

Why did the animals NOT know what Cardigan was up to in the beginning of the story

• He was new to town.

• He was mean to people

• He was a moose

• He was always in trouble

What did Cardigan do to make everyone think he stole the pie?

• He said he loved pies.

• He took a bite out of the pie.

• He had taken other pies.

• He stopped to smell the pie.

He stopped to smell the pie.

• He tried to run away.

• They did what the judge told them to do.

• They saw him steal the pie.

• They thought he stole the pie.

Which word helps you imagine the sound of the statue when it fell?

• bumped

• sent

• crashing

• turned

Which word from the story does the author use to show that cardigan is upset during the trial?

• crossed

• shouted

• grabbed

• walked

Which word did the judge use to tell about Cardigan's antlers?

• curious

• rotten

• giant

• silly

Which word helps you imagine how the pie looked while it was in the bushes?

• fresh-baked

• terrible

• smushed

• upset

What will the animals probably do the next time there is a trial?

• bake enough pies for everyone

• think the person on trial is guilty

• listen to all the facts in the case

• have the police set the person free

Which word tells about the judge?

• fair

• lonely

• greedy

• silly

Which conclusion can the reader draw about the animals at the end of the story?

• They wanted a new judge.

• They wanted cardigan to go to jail.

• They wanted to hear all the facts.

• They wanted to let Cardigan go free.