A Puppy for Oscar ( Iready Reading Level 2 Unit 2)

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What is the main problem Oscar faces in the story?

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Oscar's main problem is that he does not have enough space for a dog, as stated by his mother.

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Why does Oscar want a puppy?

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Oscar wants a puppy because he loves dogs and desires companionship.

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What action does Oscar take to address his problem?

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Oscar writes letters to newspapers and the mayor to advocate for a dog park.

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What is the significance of a dog park in the story?

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A dog park would provide a space for dogs to run and play, addressing Oscar's challenge of not having enough space.

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How does Oscar's mother feel about getting a puppy?

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Oscar's mother believes it is not possible to get a puppy due to the lack of space.

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What does Oscar do to gather support for his cause?

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Oscar gets people to sign a letter expressing their desire for a dog park.

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What is the outcome Oscar hopes to achieve by writing letters?

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Oscar hopes to raise awareness and interest in creating a dog park for the city.

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What does the sentence 'A dog needs space to run' imply about pet ownership?

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It implies that having a pet requires adequate space for their well-being and exercise.

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What role do community members play in Oscar's plan?

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Community members support Oscar by signing the letter, showing collective interest in a dog park.

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What is the main theme of 'A Puppy for Oscar'?

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The main theme is the importance of community action and advocacy for pet ownership.