Edwards House and Oscar the Otter

In the Edwards household, Junior and Theresa start their day with breakfast. Junior plans to fish alone as Theresa stays home to care for Oscar, an orphaned river otter. Oscar, who was found abandoned, requires constant attention and care. Theresa manages the challenges of looking after the playful otter, who is not yet ready to return to the wild. Meanwhile, Junior prepares for a long day of fishing, knowing he has many tasks ahead.

What is the main topic of conversation during breakfast at the Edwards house?

• The weather

• Fishing and its unpredictability

• Oscar's behavior

• Theresa's new job

Why does Theresa stay at home instead of joining Junior?

• She is preparing for a party

• She has a meeting

• She is feeling unwell

• She has to care for Oscar, the orphaned otter

Where was Oscar, the river otter, found?

• On a crawfish pond

• Near a lake

• In a forest

• In a city park

What is a notable characteristic of Oscar's behavior?

• He is very quiet

• He is extremely energetic

• He is afraid of water

• He sleeps all day

What does Theresa worry about if Oscar is left alone?

• He will get bored

• He might get sick

• He could wreck the house

• He might run away

What is Junior's task for the day?

• To take Oscar to the vet

• To go fishing alone

• To visit a friend

• To repair the house

How does Junior feel about his upcoming day on the water?

• Prepared and confident

• Long and exhausting

• Nervous and anxious

• Excited and relaxed

What is the main reason Junior has to fish alone?

• He prefers solitude

• His deckhand is sick

• The boat is too small

• Theresa is busy with Oscar