Thidwick

At the beginning of the story, the herd of moose all go around in a big happy bunch. Why does that change?

• other animals began making too much noise on Thidwick's horns

• other animals ate too much

• The moose were jealous.

• The other moose enjoyed Thidwick's guests.

What does the word dwell mean? "What a smart place to build. What a great place to dwell."

• smart

• live

• eat

• run

What does the word unawares mean? "What was all that talking? These guests had caught Thidwick unawares."

• sad

• say

• by surprise

• talk about

Why does the bug laugh every time he invites another animal to live on Thidwick's horns?

• He loves seeing all the animals there.

• He wants Thidwick to be mad.

• He is just being funny.

• It's free to live there.

Why does Thidwick think he should let the guests stay even when he is unhappy with the situation?

• He thinks it would be rude to make them leave.

• He likes them there.

• He wants to make the other moose upset.

• He thinks it's fun having them there.