Toad and Frog's Gardening Adventures

In the story, Frog has a beautiful garden, and Toad wishes for one too. Frog gives Toad some seeds, and Toad eagerly plants them, expecting quick results. Despite his efforts, including talking, shouting, and even reading to the seeds, they do not grow immediately. Frog advises patience, and eventually, Toad's seeds sprout, teaching him that gardening requires time and care.

What does Frog give to Toad to help him start his own garden?

• A gardening book

• A watering can

• A shovel

• Some flower seeds

How does Toad initially try to make the seeds grow?

• By watering them

• By shouting at them

• By reading to them

• By singing to them

What does Toad do when he first plants the seeds?

• He reads to them

• He sings to them

• He shouts at them

• He waters them

What advice does Frog give to Toad about the seeds?

• To water them more

• To leave them alone for a few days

• To plant more seeds

• To use fertilizer

Why does Toad think the seeds are afraid to grow?

• Because of the dark

• Because of the noise

• Because of the sun

• Because of the rain

What does Frog suggest will help the seeds grow?

• Sunshine and rain

• More seeds

• Fertilizer

• More water

What does Frog say about Toad's shouting?

• It is too quiet

• It is too loud

• It is not necessary

• It is just right

What does Toad do to try to make the seeds less afraid?

• He moves them to a sunnier spot

• He sings songs to them

• He waters them

• He plants more seeds

What activity does Toad NOT do to encourage the seeds to grow?

• Play music

• Sing songs

• Read stories

• Dance for them

What does Toad use to read to the seeds at night?

• A flashlight

• A lamp

• Candles

• A lantern