Dr. Dolittle's Adventures and Challenges

Dr. Dolittle becomes a renowned animal doctor, helping various animals and gaining fame. Despite financial struggles due to his generosity, he embarks on a journey to Africa to save sick monkeys, aided by a grateful sailor's boat. His pets help manage his affairs while he is away.

What did Dr. Dolittle realize was the horse's problem?

• The horse was tired.

• The horse had a stomach ache.

• The horse needed glasses.

• The horse was hungry.

How did Dr. Dolittle manage the large number of animals visiting him?

• He built a bigger office.

• He hired more staff.

• He put up signs to organize them.

• He stopped accepting new animals.

Why did Dr. Dolittle's sister Sarah leave?

• She wanted to start her own practice.

• She got a new job.

• She was unhappy with the animals in the house.

• She wanted to travel the world.

What was Dr. Dolittle's reaction to the man's treatment of the monkey?

• He ignored it.

• He called the police.

• He scolded the monkey.

• He bought the monkey from the man.

What did Dr. Dolittle's animals do to help him after Sarah left?

• They left to find new homes.

• They took care of the housework.

• They found new clients.

• They sold some of the animals.

What prompted Dr. Dolittle to plan a journey to Africa?

• He wanted to explore new places.

• He was invited by a friend.

• He wanted to escape his financial troubles.

• He received a message about sick monkeys.

How did Dr. Dolittle plan to travel to Africa?

• By train.

• By using a sailor's boat.

• By airplane.

• By walking.

What did the dolphins do for Dr. Dolittle?

• They provided him with food.

• They gave him directions to Africa.

• They repaired his boat.

• They taught him to swim.

What challenge did Dr. Dolittle face during the journey to Africa?

• A terrible storm.

• A mutiny on the boat.

• A lack of food.

• A broken compass.

What was Dr. Dolittle's main motivation for his actions throughout the story?

• To travel the world.

• To become rich.

• To gain fame.

• To help animals in need.