Cardigan Jones Trial Analysis

Cardigan Jones, a moose new to town, is accused of stealing a pie. Witnesses testify against him, but the judge discovers the pie was accidentally knocked off the window by Cardigan's antlers. Cardigan is found not guilty, and the town celebrates with a party in his honor.

What was Cardigan Jones doing when he first appeared in the story?

• Walking by Mrs. Brown's house

• Baking a pie

• Talking to the Milkman

• Playing in the park

Why did Mrs. Brown call the police?

• She saw Cardigan steal the pie

• The pie was missing from her window

• Cardigan broke her window

• The Milkman told her to

What evidence did the police find on Cardigan?

• A confession note

• A witness statement

• Pie crust on his shirt

• A pie in his hands

Who were the first witnesses called to testify in the trial?

• The judge and jury

• Mrs. Brown and the rabbit

• The Milkman and a neighbor

• Cardigan's friends

What did the rabbit claim to have seen?

• Nothing unusual

• A bird taking the pie

• The pie falling by itself

• Cardigan stealing the pie

What did the Milkman testify about Cardigan?

• He saw Cardigan near the pie

• He saw Cardigan eating the pie

• He didn't see anything

• He saw someone else take the pie

How did Cardigan's antlers cause trouble in the courtroom?

• They broke a window

• They hit the judge

• They tangled in the flag

• They knocked over a statue

What did Cardigan admit to doing near the pie?

• Ignoring it

• Smelling it

• Taking a bite

• Throwing it away

What was the main reason for Cardigan's trouble in the courtroom?

• His loud voice

• His aggressive behavior

• His refusal to speak

• His antlers causing accidents

What did Cardigan's antlers accidentally do during the trial?

• Tangled in the flag

• Broke a window

• Knocked over the judge

• Hit a juror