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What was the author's purpose in writing "Old Frog's Tail"?

• to teach a lesson about boasting

• to explain the life cycle of a frog

• to compare a frog to a peacock

• to show ways that frogs have changed over time

According to "Old Frog's Tail," why did Mother Nature take away the tails of frogs?

• The frogs were becoming lazy and vain.

• The frogs needed a reminder of what they once had.

• The peacocks' tails were more beautiful.

• The frogs had forgotten how to swim.

What is the main idea of "Tadpole to Frog"?

• A frog changes as part of its life cycle.

• A frog lays hundreds of eggs in the water.

• Lungs help frogs breathe out of the water.

• It is fun to watch a tadpole change into a frog.

According to "Tadpole to Frog," what danger do tadpoles face?

• predators that eat tadpoles

• eggs that hatch too early

• changes to the tadpoles' tails

• gills that disappear

What is the moral, or lesson, of "Old Frog's Tail"?

• Boasting is a quality that is not appreciated.

• Envy is a quality that shold avoid.

• Telling stories help improve brains.

• Don't forget the real original of oneself.

What does the word metamorphosis mean as it is used in "Tadpole to Frog"?

• the changes

• the beauties

• the predators

• the prey

Reorder the following changes of the old frog. กดค้างไว้แล้วลากเพื่อเรียงลำดับให้ถูกต้อง

• boasted about his tail.

• lost his tail.

• had a beautiful tail.

Reorder the following changes of all frogs. กดค้างไว้แล้วลากเพื่อเรียงลำดับให้ถูกต้อง

• change to frogs

• hatch and tadpole swim

• lays eggs

What do the passages have in common?

• show changes that take place in the life of frogs

• teach lesson about living in society

• describe lives with humans and animals

• describe lives in the water and their food

a nonfiction tells us _____.

• the facts

• a story