Terrible Things in the Forest

In a forest, various creatures live peacefully until the Terrible Things arrive, capturing different groups based on arbitrary traits. The creatures rationalize each capture until only the rabbits remain. When the Terrible Things return for the rabbits, only Little Rabbit escapes, realizing the importance of unity and warning others.

What was the initial state of the forest before the Terrible Things arrived?

• The creatures were in constant conflict.

• The forest was overpopulated.

• The forest was deserted.

• The creatures lived in harmony.

What did the Terrible Things first demand?

• Creatures with quills

• Creatures with scales

• Creatures with feathers

• Creatures with tails

How did the birds react to the Terrible Things' demand?

• They ignored the demand.

• They fought back.

• They flew away into the sky.

• They hid in the trees.

What was the reaction of the other creatures after the birds were taken?

• They celebrated.

• They planned a rescue mission.

• They left the forest.

• They were relieved it wasn't them.

What did the Terrible Things demand during their second visit?

• Creatures that swim

• Creatures with quills

• Creatures with bushy tails

• Creatures with feathers

How did the squirrels try to escape the Terrible Things?

• They dug underground.

• They swam across the pond.

• They flew away.

• They ran high into the treetops.

What was the reason given for the Terrible Things taking the squirrels?

• They were too friendly.

• They were too noisy.

• They were greedy and never shared.

• They were too colorful.

What did the Terrible Things demand during their third visit?

• Creatures with quills

• Creatures with feathers

• Creatures with bushy tails

• Creatures that swim

How did the frogs and fish react to the Terrible Things' demand?

• They hid in the trees.

• They dived deep into the water.

• They flew away.

• They fought back.

What was the reason given for the Terrible Things taking the frogs and fish?

• They were too friendly.

• They were too colorful.

• They were disliked for being slimy and cold.

• They were too noisy.