Freddy the Frogcaster

On page five of the story, how does it say Freddy feels about the weather?

• it makes me sleepy

• it makes him sad

• it makes him happy

• it makes him angry

On page seven, how does Freddy's mom know he will be a forecaster one day?

• He sees a cloud and knows it will snow.

• He sees a cloud and knows it will be sunny.

• He sees a cloud and knows it will be cold.

• He sees a cloud and knows it will rain.

How does Freddy use the clouds to predict the weather?

• He smells them.

• He looks at their shape, size, and color.

• He reads about them.

• He watches them on TV.

On page 15, how does Freddy help Holly Hopper?

• He tells her what the weather will be on her birthday.

• He helps her finish a math problem in class.

• He reads a book with her for AR.

• He cleans up a mess with her around her desk.

Why does Freddy's favorite forecaster, Sally Croaker, take time off from her job?

• She is tired of looking at clouds.

• She is sick and needs some rest.

• She had three tadpoles.

• She is fired for doing a bad job.

Who replaces Sally Croaker as the new weather forecaster?

• Sammy Salamander

• Nate Newt

• Polly Woggins

• Teddy Toad

On page 21, why does the Mayor say Polly has trouble forecasting the weather?

• She is too busy with her frog fans.

• She does not know how to look at clouds.

• She sleeps while she is at work.

• She doesn't care about the weather.

On page 28, why does Freddy say that Polly was "all wrong" with her forecast?

• She said it might also rain.

• She said to "be prepared".

• She said to bring and umbrella.

• She said it would snow.

What do the frogs do when the storm interrupts the picinic?

• They use their umbrellas

• They put on their ponchos.

• They run home and hide from the lightning.

• The move the picnic inside.

Is the story told in first or third person?

• first

• third