Chapter 4 Where the Red Fern Grows

Why did Billy stop by the school yard?

• to go on the swing
• to slide down the pipe
• to play with the children
• to let the dogs run 

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How did the townspeople treat Billy?

• They laughed at him
• They were amazed at him owning such fine hound dogs
• They were frightened by him because of his dirty appearance 
• They thought he would hurt them 

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precious

• Of high price, valuable

• To race about playfully, frolic

• tremble or quiver

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quavering

• to stop the conversation

• to shake as from fear, tremble, quiver

• to move or stand unsteadily

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True/False:  Billy walks barefoot to Tahlequah through the woods.

• True
• False

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True/False:  Before his trip to town, Billy had never seen a school before.

• True
• False

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Where are Billy's dogs delivered?

• to his grandfather's store
• to a depot in a nearby town
• to Dripping Springs Station
• to the local post office

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