"Little Bug's Trip"

Why does Little Bug's button pop off his coat? (p. 14)

• His chest swells.

• His coat is old.

• His friend cut it off.

• His belly got fat.

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How does Little Bug feel about leaving home? (p. 15)

• happy, excited

• shocked, frightened

• upset, worried

• tired, bored

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Why do you think the duck likes fat bugs best? (p. 16)

• because fat bugs are bigger so there is more for the duck to eat

• because fat bugs are more common than thin bugs

• because fat bugs are cuter than thin bugs

• because fat bugs usually like to talk to him

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What does the word "breeze" mean in the following sentence (p. 17):

"A sudden breeze sent the red and yellow leaf flying."

• a gentle wind

• a thin bug

• a blue leaf

• a wave of water

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What has changed about the way Little Bug looks after meeting the duck? (p. 18)

• He no longer has any buttons on his coat, and he has only one of his shoes.

• His cap got lost and his coat changed color.

• One of his antennas got bent and he got a wound on his feet.

• His hair got messy and he's got a lot of stain on his coat.

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Why do you think the bug black crow is flying closer and closer to Little Bug? (p. 19)

• The crow wants to eat Little Bug.

• The crow wants to be friends with Little Bug.

• The crow thinks Little Bug is his son.

• The crow doesn't recognize what kind of animal Little Bug is.

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Where does Little Bug fly after he comes out from underneath the leaf? (p. 20)

• to a rose

• to a branch

• to a fence

• to a tree

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Do you think Little Bug should move even closer to the frog? Why or why not? (p. 21)

• No, because frogs eat bugs.

• No, because frogs hate bugs.

• Yes, because frogs are friendly.

• Yes, because frogs are kind.

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Why do you think Little Bug flies to the top of the tree? (p. 22)

• to be safe from the frog

• to eat some leaves

• to have a better view of the frog

• to see the whole lake

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What lesson did Little Bug learn in this story? (p. 23)

• He learned that he is not the best bug there is.

• He learned that the lake is a no place for a bug.

• He learned about three animals who hate him.

• He learned that it's not good to leave home ever.

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