The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Quiz

Why was Jemima Puddle-Duck frustrated at the beginning of the story?

• The farmer's wife wouldn't let her hatch her own eggs.

• Her sister-in-law was unkind to her.

• She couldn't find her eggs.

• She lost her way in the woods.

What did Jemima Puddle-Duck decide to do to solve her problem?

• Stop laying eggs altogether.

• Complain to her sister-in-law.

• Find a new place to make her nest.

• Ask the farmer's wife for help.

Who did Jemima meet in the woods?

• A mischievous squirrel.

• A wise old owl.

• A gentleman with sandy whiskers.

• A friendly rabbit.

What did the gentleman offer Jemima?

• A new bonnet.

• A map of the woods.

• A place to stay in his woodshed.

• A basket of food.

What did the gentleman ask Jemima to bring for the dinner party?

• A basket of fruits.

• Some herbs and onions.

• A loaf of bread.

• A bottle of wine.

Who discovered the gentleman's true intentions?

• The farmer's wife.

• Jemima herself.

• The collie dog Kep.

• Mrs. Rebecca Puddle-Duck.

What action did Kep take after learning about the gentleman's plan?

• He ignored the situation.

• He confronted the gentleman directly.

• He went to find help from the foxhound puppies.

• He warned Jemima to stay away.

What happened to Jemima's eggs in the end?

• They were eaten by the fox.

• They were gobbled up by the puppies.

• They were lost in the woods.

• They were safely hatched.

How many of Jemima's eggs hatched later?

• All of them.

• Two of them.

• None of them.

• Four of them.

What reason did Jemima give for the low number of hatched eggs?

• She was a bad sitter due to her nerves.

• The weather was too cold.

• The nest was not comfortable.

• The eggs were not fertile.