TLB PBB 7

Who is the author of The Bees of Notre-Dame?

• Meghan P. Browne

• E.B. Goodale

• Dr. Seuss

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Where are the beehives located in the beginning of the story?

• In a garden

• On the roof top of the Notre-Dame Cathedral

• In a forest

• In a park

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What is the beekeeper’s name?

• Sibyle

• Marie

• Anne

• Claire

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What’s strange about the statue on the title page?

• It is missing an arm

• It is sticking its tongue out at a bee flying by

• It is holding a book

• It is wearing a hat

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What happens when spring arrives in Paris?

• People stay indoors

• People pop up like tulips from underground

• People go to the beach

• People start wearing coats

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What do the people of Paris do during the short winter days?

• They work, ride, and rest

• They go swimming

• They have picnics

• They play in the snow

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What’s the name of the underground area where people were coming up from?

• The Subway

• The Tunnel

• The Metropolitain

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What did the people of Paris seem to enjoy during the spring?

• Relax in the garden drinking coffee or hot tea

• Sailing toy boats at the fountain

• Shopping at the outdoor market

• All of the above

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CCSS.RI.5.1

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What does the sun say after Dawn breaks early each morning?

• "Wake up!"

• "Come!"

• "Good morning!"

• "Rise and shine!"

What three things does the sun invite the people to do each day?

• Walk in the streets to feel the cool breeze on your skin, tastes the buttery croissants, and listen to the birds sing

• Walk in the streets to feel the sun’s warmth on your face, smell the buttery croissants, and hear the accordian's song