The Poets Dog

In the story "The Poets Dog" What is the MAIN conflict?

• Ellie is not a kid anymore.

• Two kids and a dog are trapped in the woods during a snowstorm.

• Flora and Nickel don't get along with Teddy and don't like him.

• Flora is concerned she is not a poet like Nickel.

What is the MAIN resolution in "The Poets Dog"?

• Flora and Nickel kick out Teddy because he is too loud.

• Ellie comes and redecorates the house for them and decides she wants to live there, and kicks out Teddy and the children.

• They stay in the cabin for 3 extra weeks and the book is a cliff hanger.

• The children and Teddy are saved and Teddy is welcomed into their house.

The Poets...,

Draw Teddy.

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What is the MAIN theme of "The Poets Dog"?

• The importance of friendship and loyalty.

• The struggle for power and control.

• The journey of self-discovery.

• The conflict between nature and technology.

What is the setting of the story "The Poets Dog"?

• A bustling city during summer.

• A quiet village in autumn.

• A cabin in the woods during a snowstorm.

• A beach house in spring.

Who is the author of "The Poets Dog"?

• Patricia MacLachlan

• J.K. Rowling

• Roald Dahl

• Dr. Seuss

What is the role of Teddy in "The Poets Dog"?

• A stray cat that the children find.

• A wise old man who guides the children.

• A dog who helps the children during the snowstorm.

• A bird that sings to the children.

What is the name of the dog in "The Poets Dog"?

• Teddy

• Max

• Buddy

• Charlie