Frog's Adventures in the Barn

A frog, tired of his pond, sets out on an adventure. He encounters various obstacles, including a barn and a fly. Eventually, he lands in a milk pail, where his struggles churn the milk into butter, allowing him to escape. The story concludes with a moral about perseverance and a scientific explanation of butter as a physical change.

What prompted the frog to leave his pond?

• He was looking for food.

• He wanted to find a new home.

• He was tired of sitting on a log.

• He heard a noise.

What did the frog do when he reached the fence?

• He jumped over it.

• He tasted it with his tongue.

• He ignored it.

• He went around it.

How did the frog react to the taste of the brick path?

• He found it sweet.

• He didn't taste it.

• He liked it.

• He found it unpleasant.

What did the frog find inside the barn?

• A pond

• A cat

• A bowl of milk

• A fly

Where did the frog land after trying to catch the fly?

• In a pond

• In a milk pail

• On the ground

• On a tree

What did the frog initially think the milk pail was?

• A puddle

• A lake

• A river

• A pond

What did the frog find curious about the barn?

• The door

• The sound inside

• Its color

• Its size

What did the frog do when he saw the fly?

• He watched it.

• He ignored it.

• He tried to catch it.

• He ran away.

What did the frog notice while struggling in the milk?

• The milk was evaporating.

• The milk was getting thicker.

• The milk was turning yellow.

• The milk was turning into butter.

What did the frog do to try and escape the milk pail?

• He swam and splashed.

• He waited patiently.

• He tried to fly.

• He called for help.