The Enormous Crocodile

There are two crocodiles in the muddy river. How are they different from each other?

• One crocodile is brown and the other is green.

• One crocodile is big, the other is not so big.

• One crocodile is a girl and the other is a boy.

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Where are the two crocodiles swimming?

• In the clearest river in America

• In the longest river in Asia

• In the brownest, muddiest water in Africa

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Why did the Enormous Crocodile want to eat children?

• Because they were tough and chewy

• Because they were juicy and yummy

• Because they were nasty and bitter

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How did he plan to catch children?

• With the help of his friends

• By walking on two feet

• With clever tricks and secret plans

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What was clever trick number one?

• He pretended to be a bench.

• He pretended to be a seesaw.

• He disguised himself as a palm tree.

• He pretended to be a ride in the merry-go-round.

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What animal helped the children during his first failed attempt?

• a zebra

• a monkey

• an elephant

• a hippopotamus

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What was clever trick number two?

• He pretended to be a bench.

• He pretended to be a ride in the merry-go-round.

• He disguised himself as a palm tree.

• He pretended to be a seesaw.

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What animal warned the children during the crocodile's second failed attempt?

• an elephant

• an antelope

• a monkey

• the not-so-big crocodile

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What was clever trick number three?

• He pretends to be an animal on the merry-go-round.

• He disguised himself as a palm tree.

• He pretended to be a bench.

• He pretended to be a seesaw.

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Which animal foils the crocodile's plan?

• a lion

• the not-so-big crocodile

• an elephant

• a bird

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