Mr. Peabody's Apples

What is the main theme of Mr. Peabody's Apples?

• The importance of hard work

• The power of words and the impact of rumors

• The value of honesty

• The importance of friendship

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What lesson does Mr. Peabody's Apples teach about the consequences of spreading rumors?

• Rumors are harmless and don’t cause lasting damage

• The impact of rumors can be long-lasting and difficult to undo

• It’s better to ignore rumors than to confront them

• People should always believe what they hear without question

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How does the author introduce the theme of the power of words in the story?

• By showing Mr. Peabody working hard in his garden

• By explaining how Mr. Peabody helps others

• By describing a rumor spreading about Mr. Peabody

• By describing how the town admires Mr. Peabody

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Which event best illustrates the theme of the impact of rumors?

• Mr. Peabody buying apples at the market

• Tommy spreading a false story about Mr. Peabody

• The town gathering to watch a baseball game

• Mr. Peabody teaching his students about honesty

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How does Tommy's change of heart contribute to the development of the theme?

• He decides to continue spreading rumors

• He realizes the damage his words have caused and seeks to make amends

• He ignores Mr. Peabody and focuses on other things

• He continues to believe the rumor is true

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How does the author use dialogue to reinforce the theme?

• Mr. Peabody talks about how rumors can spread quickly

• Tommy denies spreading the rumor when confronted

• The townspeople gossip about Mr. Peabody

• Mr. Peabody argues with Tommy about the apples

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What message does the author convey through Mr. Peabody's response to the rumor?

• It’s best to ignore rumors and let them die out

• It’s important to confront rumors and educate others about their impact

• It’s impossible to stop rumors once they start

• It’s better to spread rumors than to be the victim of one

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Which of the following best illustrates the theme of the story?

• Mr. Peabody retaliates against Tommy by spreading his own rumors

• Tommy learns to be careful with his words after realizing their impact

• The townspeople continue to believe the rumors despite Mr. Peabody's explanation

• Mr. Peabody forgives Tommy but never trusts him again

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Who is the main character in "Mr. Peabody's Apples"?

• A young boy named Tommy

• A teacher named Mrs. Loomis

• A baseball coach named Mr. Peabody

• A dog named Max

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What is the main conflict in Mr. Peabody's Apples?

• A) Mr. Peabody's struggle to win a baseball game

• B) The spread of a rumor about Mr. Peabody

• C) Mr. Peabody's attempt to grow the best apples

• D) Tommy's desire to be the best student

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