And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" by Dr. Seuss

And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" by Dr. Seuss 1. What is the name of the boy who tells the story?

• Max

• Marco

• Marvin

• Mike

What does Marco’s father always ask him after school?

• Did you eat your lunch?

• What did you learn?

• What did you see?

• Did you run fast?

What does Marco really see on Mulberry Street at first?

• A. A horse and a wagon

• B. A parade

• C. A marching band

• D. A zebra and a cart

What does Marco imagine pulling the wagon instead of a horse?

• A. A train

• B. A lion

• C. A zebra

• D. A dragon

What does Marco add to the story to make it more exciting?

• A big balloon

• A sleigh

• A mayor and police

• A flying car

What kind of driver does Marco imagine driving the wagon?

• A. A clown

• B. A magician

• C. A man with a big beard

• D. A man in a fancy blue suit

What does Marco imagine the wagon turns into?

• A. A racecar

• B. A chariot

• C. A brass band truck

• D. A sleigh

How does Marco’s story change as he walks home?

• It becomes smaller and simpler

• He forgets the story

• It becomes bigger and wilder

• It turns into a song

What does Marco finally tell his father he saw?

• A. A parade

• B. Nothing but a plain horse and wagon

• C. A marching band

• D. A police chase

What is the main idea of the story?

• Always tell the truth

• Horses are better than zebras

• Use your imagination

• Mulberry Street is boring