When Granny Met Johnny Appleseed

Why did Granny agree to tell the children a story?

• The children begged her to.

• The children had been good all day.

• The children were going to sleep.

• The children needed to read for homework.

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Where was Granny's family headed in their covered wagon?

• They were headed north.

• They were headed south.

• They were headed east.

• They were headed west.

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How did Johnny Appleseed get his nickname?

• He loved to eat apples.

• He gave everyone apple seeds.

• He was as tall as an apple tree.

• He loved to make apple pie.

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youngins are_________

• children

• old men

• apple seeds

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When you blubber, you are ________.

• making bubbles

• taking a bath

• crying

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If you answer yep, you are saying _________.

• no

• yes

• maybe

A ruckus is a __________.

• broken toy

• noisy commotion

• a kind of backpack

• a type of bird

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If you are hankerin', you _________.

• want to do or to have something

• need a hankerchief

• have a headache

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Read the following sentence from the story. I'll take you back to your folks. What does the word folks mean in the story?

• Granny and the children

• Ma and Pa

• people Johnny met

• the rabbits

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___________ your hand if you have a question.

• raise

• rase

• raize

• rays

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