Swamp Adventures and Traditions

The Molineres family, RJ and Jay Paul, continue their Christmas Eve tradition by hunting for frog legs in the swamp. As night falls, the swamp comes alive with various creatures, including spiders, snakes, and gators. Despite the dangers, they honor their Native American ancestors by catching frogs using traditional methods. Their efforts are rewarded with a successful hunt, resulting in a feast of frog legs.

What do RJ and Jay Paul aim to catch on Christmas Eve?

• Frog legs

• Crabs

• Fish

• Turtles

What happens in the swamp when the sun sets?

• It becomes cold

• It becomes lively with creatures

• It floods

• It becomes quiet

Why is the Molineres' family concerned on Christmas Eve?

• They are concerned about safety in the swamp

• They are concerned about running out of supplies

• They are worried about the weather

• They are worried about missing the celebrations

How do RJ and Jay Paul catch frogs?

• Using fishing rods

• With nets

• With traps

• By honoring their Native American ancestors' methods

What is the result of RJ and Jay Paul's efforts in the swamp?

• They catch a large number of bullfrogs

• They catch a few frogs

• They catch other animals

• They catch no frogs

What is the significance of the method used by RJ and Jay Paul to catch frogs?

• It honors their Native American heritage

• It is more efficient

• It is less tiring

• It is faster