Johnny Chuck

Part B Which detail from “Johnny Chuck Finds the Best Thing in the World” supports the answer to Part A?

• “By and by they all came to the house of Johnny Chuck.” (paragraph 22)

• “. . . played all day among the flowers with the Merry Little Breezes of Old Mother West Wind . . .” (paragraph 26)

• “. . . Striped Chipmunk and Peter Rabbit and Bobby Raccoon and Jimmy Skunk and Reddy Fox ran this way and ran that way over the Green Meadows trying to find the Best Thing in the World.” (paragraph 27)

• “Peter Rabbit hadn’t found so much as the leaf of a cabbage.” (paragraph 28)

Part A What does cross mean as it is used in paragraph 28 of “Johnny Chuck Finds the Best Thing in the World”?

• excited

• lost

• upset

• scared

Part A How do the details in the story show the idea of “Con-tent-ment”?

• through describing what Johnny Chuck does at his home

• through the question that Johnny Chuck asks in the story

• through the explanation of the animals’ hunger after their search

• through the listing of all the animals that join the group

Which detail from "Johnny Chuck Finds the Best Thing in the World" supports the answer to Part A?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What does cross mean as it is used to paragraph 28 of "Johnny Chick Finds the Best Thing in the World"?

• excited

• lost

• upset

• scared

Which character in 'Johnny Chuck Finds the Best Thing in the World' is known for playing among the flowers?

• Johnny Chuck

• Peter Rabbit

• Merry Little Breezes

• Bobby Raccoon

What is the main theme of 'Johnny Chuck Finds the Best Thing in the World'?

• Adventure

• Contentment

• Friendship

• Courage

In 'Johnny Chuck Finds the Best Thing in the World', what does the term 'cross' mean?

• Excited

• Lost

• Upset

• Scared

Which animal did not find anything during the search in 'Johnny Chuck Finds the Best Thing in the World'?

• Peter Rabbit

• Striped Chipmunk

• Bobby Raccoon

• Reddy Fox

What literary device is used in the phrase 'Merry Little Breezes of Old Mother West Wind'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole