Dr. Seuss Quiz

In the story "The Lorax" by Dr. Seuss, what does the Once-ler use to make Thneeds and cause the Truffula Trees to disappear?

• A Super Axe-Hacker

• A Thneed-Making Machine

• A Gardening Tool

• A Watering Can

In "The Cat in the Hat," why didn't the fish want the Cat to stay in the house?

• The fish was allergic to cats.

• The fish didn't like visitors.

• The fish was scared of the Cat's tricks.

• The fish was worried about the mess the Cat would make.

What can we learn from both "The Lorax" and "The Cat in the Hat"?

• Always listen to rules and people in charge.

• Taking care of nature and our world is important.

• Making a mess is fine if you clean it up later.

• It's okay to trust people who visit your home.

Answer explanation

Both 'The Lorax' and 'The Cat in the Hat' by Dr. Seuss convey the message of conservation and responsibility for the environment. 'The Lorax' emphasizes the importance of preserving nature, while 'The Cat in the Hat' shows the consequences of not taking responsibility for one's actions. Therefore, the primary lesson from these stories is the necessity of environmental conservation and responsibility.

In the story "The Lorax," what word does the Once-ler tell the boy at the end?

• "Nothing."

• "Unless."

• "Everything."

• "Something."

In the story "The Cat in the Hat," what is the name of the fun game that the Cat plays with the kids on a rainy day?

• "Fish and Game"

• "Cat in the Hat"

• "Thing One and Thing Two"

• "Up, Up, and Away"

In the story "The Lorax," what does the Once-ler's big machine make that hurts the earth?

• Truffula Trees

• Water

• Thneeds

• Air

Which character from Dr. Seuss is always naughty and causing problems?

• The Once-ler

• The Cat in the Hat

• The Lorax

• Horton the Elephant

In the story "The Cat in the Hat," what do Thing One and Thing Two do when they come out of the box?

• They tidy up the house.

• They play a game of hide and seek.

• They make a big mess and cause trouble.

• They help the kids with their homework.

In the story "The Lorax," what can we learn about taking care of the environment?

• It's okay to use up all of Earth's resources.

• We should always put money first, even if it hurts nature.

• We need to protect the environment and keep it safe from harm.

• Nature can always fix itself without our help.

In the story "The Cat in the Hat," who helps the kids stay out of trouble when the Cat is there?

• The fish

• The Lorax

• Thing One

• The Once-ler