Cookies

Based on this dialogue, which statement best describes Frog's role in the story?

• Frog is more impulsive than Toad.

• Frog acts as a voice of reason and explanation.

• Frog is confused about the concept of willpower.

• Frog is trying to trick Toad into eating more cookies.

How does the author use of repetition in "Cookies" to develop the story's message?

• By repeating descriptions of the cookies' taste to emphasize their appeal

• By emphasizing Frog and Toad's failure to stop eating, highlighting their struggle with self-control

• By having the characters repeat each other's words to show their agreement

• By describing the same events multiple times to confuse the reader

Which of the following best describes Toad's attitude towards willpower?

• He believes he has strong willpower

• He doesn't understand what willpower means

• He thinks willpower is unnecessary

• He acknowledges his lack of willpower

How does the author create humor in this story?

• Through the use of complex vocabulary

• By describing elaborate cookie recipes

• Through the characters' actions and dialogue

• By including fantastical elements

What does the cookie jar symbolize in this story?

• Friendship

• Temptation

• Willpower

• Greed

Which statement best expresses a central theme of "Cookies?"

• True friends will always support one another.

• Removing temptation is easier than resisting it.

• Hard work will lead to success.

• Self-control is difficult but necessary.