Frog and Toad's Cookie Dilemma

Toad bakes cookies and shares them with Frog. They enjoy eating the cookies but soon realize they need to stop to avoid getting sick. They discuss willpower and try various methods to resist eating more cookies, such as putting them in a box and tying it with string. Eventually, Frog gives the cookies to birds to eliminate the temptation. Toad decides to bake a cake instead.

What did Toad do after baking the cookies?

• He threw them away.

• He shared them with Frog.

• He ate them all by himself.

• He gave them to the birds.

How did Frog describe the cookies?

• Too sweet

• The best he ever had

• Too salty

• Not tasty

Why did Frog and Toad decide to stop eating cookies?

• They didn't like the taste anymore.

• They were full.

• They wanted to save some for later.

• They were worried about getting sick.

What did Frog and Toad do after deciding to stop eating cookies?

• They went for a walk.

• They ate one last cookie.

• They drank some milk.

• They took a nap.

What is willpower according to Frog?

• The ability to eat more cookies.

• Trying hard not to do something you want to do.

• The desire to bake more cookies.

• The strength to lift heavy objects.

What was the first method Frog used to stop eating cookies?

• He put them in a box.

• He threw them away.

• He hid them under the bed.

• He gave them to Toad.

What did Frog do after tying the box with string?

• He gave the box to Toad.

• He hid the box under the bed.

• He put the box on a high shelf.

• He ate more cookies.

What was Toad's suggestion after Frog put the cookies in a box?

• To give them away.

• To bake more cookies.

• To open the box.

• To eat them all.

What did Frog do to make it harder to eat the cookies?

• He gave them to Toad.

• He tied the box with string.

• He put them in a jar.

• He hid them in the garden.

What did Toad say about willpower?

• He didn't understand it.

• He wanted more of it.

• He thought it was unnecessary.

• He had plenty of it.