Where the Red Fern Grows - Chapter 3-5

What was significant about the K.C. Baking Powder can?

• It was a good memory

• It's what Billy used to save up his money

• It was his father's

• It was his grandpa's

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What did the kids from town call Billy?

• Billy

• Hillbilly

• Billy Bob

• Loser

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Which of the following did Billy experience in Tahlequah that he'd never experienced before?

• A slide

• Soda pop

• His reflection

• All of the above

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What did Billy find in the campground that would change his life?

• A baking soda can
• Two puppies
• An advertisement for hound dogs
• a large raccoon

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How long did Billy save up to get his dogs?

• Two years
• Two months
• Three years
• Three years and two months

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Why did Billy decide to walk to town to get his dogs?

• The mail couldn't deliver his dogs.

• Grandpa told him to go get them.

• He was afraid someone else would take them.

• He could not wait any longer to get his dogs.

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Why did Billy fight the boys in town?

• the laughed at him
• they called him names
• they punched him
• they pulled his dog's ear

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Why did Billy stop by the school yard?

• to go on the swing
• to slide down the pipe
• to play with the children
• to let the dogs run 

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How did the townspeople treat Billy?

• They laughed at him
• They were amazed at him owning such fine hound dogs
• They were frightened by him because of his dirty appearance 
• They thought he would hurt them 

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From what point of view is the story written?

• 3rd person omniscient

• 3rd person limited

• 2nd person

• 1st person

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