Frog and Toad Adventures

Arnold Lobel narrates stories about Frog and Toad, highlighting themes of friendship, perseverance, and understanding. In 'The Kite,' they learn persistence pays off. 'Shivers' involves a ghost story that brings a warm feeling. 'The Hat' shows a thoughtful gesture from Frog to Toad. 'Alone' explores Frog's need for solitude and Toad's realization of its importance.

Who is the author of the book about Frog and Toad?

• J.K. Rowling

• Dr. Seuss

• Roald Dahl

• Arnold Lobel

What do Frog and Toad decide to do in the meadow?

• Play hide and seek

• Fly a kite

• Go fishing

• Have a picnic

What do the robins say about the kite?

• It will fly high

• It will never fly

• It is beautiful

• It is too small

What finally makes the kite fly?

• Waving the kite

• Jumping higher

• Running faster

• Shouting 'Up kite up'

What does Frog suggest to make the kite fly?

• Run faster

• Wave the kite

• All of the above

• Jump up and down

What does Frog tell Toad about the ghost story?

• It's a made-up story

• It's a dream

• Maybe true, maybe not

• It's a true story

What does the dark frog use in Frog's story?

• A magic wand

• A jump rope

• A net

• A flashlight

How does Frog escape the dark frog?

• He runs away

• He ties up the dark frog

• He calls for help

• He hides

What does Frog give Toad for his birthday?

• A kite

• A hat

• A pair of shoes

• A book

Why can't Toad wear the hat initially?

• It's too small

• It's too big

• It's too colorful

• It's too heavy