Animal Seating Arrangements and Rules

Miss A introduces the book 'Frog on a Log' by Kes Gray and Jim Field. The story revolves around a frog who is reluctant to sit on a log as instructed by a cat. The cat explains that different animals have specific seating arrangements, such as lions on irons and parrots on carrots. The frog learns that it's not about comfort but about doing the right thing. The story concludes with a humorous twist where dogs sit on frogs.

Who is the author of 'Frog on a Log'?

• Roald Dahl

• J.K. Rowling

• Dr. Seuss

• Kes Gray and Jim Field

What does the cat insist the frog must sit on?

• A stool

• A log

• A chair

• A mat

What does the frog initially want to sit on instead of a log?

• A mat

• A chair

• A sofa

• A stool

According to the cat, where do cats sit?

• On logs

• On sofas

• On chairs

• On mats

What is the main reason the cat gives for the seating rules?

• Doing the right thing

• Comfort

• Tradition

• Convenience

What do lions sit on, as per the cat's explanation?

• Carrots

• Irons

• Peas

• Pillars

What do parrots sit on according to the cat?

• Irons

• Carrots

• Peas

• Pillars

Where do foxes sit according to the cat?

• On boxes

• On coats

• On stools

• On hats

What do goats sit on?

• Hats

• Stools

• Boxes

• Coats

What do seals sit on?

• Wheels

• Grapes

• Gloves

• Flutes