Beaver's Actions and Consequences

In a meadow filled with acorns, beavers engage in various activities. One beaver dreams of trees growing from acorns, but wakes up shocked to find no trees. The other beaver feels relaxed after a happy dream. Frustrated, the first beaver destroys trees, leading to blame from Chirp. Chirp proposes a solution by finding a new forest and promises to return acorns to Quack, resolving the conflict.

What activity did the first beaver engage in on the meadow?

• Collecting acorns

• Swimming in the river

• Building a dam

• Playing hide and seek

What did the second beaver do in the meadow?

• Built a treehouse

• Ate all the acorns

• Slept

• Played with the first beaver

What realization did the beaver have after dreaming?

• The trees were too tall

• The meadow was empty

• The acorns would become trees

• He needed more acorns

Why did the beaver want to eat all the acorns?

• He was hungry

• He hadn't seen any trees growing

• He wanted to store them for winter

• He was bored

What did the beaver do out of frustration?

• Left the meadow

• Dug up all the trees

• Planted more acorns

• Built a dam

How did Chirp react to the beaver's actions?

• She ignored him

• She praised him

• She helped him plant more trees

• She blamed him for destroying the forest

What solution did Chirp propose to the beaver?

• To leave the meadow

• To chew the trees he already cut down

• To build a new dam

• To plant more acorns

What did Chirp show Quack to solve his problem?

• A map of the forest

• A small green chute

• A new pond

• A pile of acorns

What promise did Chirp make?

• To find a new meadow

• To build a new dam

• To plant more trees

• To give all the acorns back

How was Quack's problem ultimately solved?

• By planting more trees

• By finding a new forest

• By getting all the acorns back

• By building a new dam