Dot & Jabber-comprehension

What happens at the beginning of the story?

• Dot and Jabber see a squirrel hiding acorns.

• Dot and Jabber look for clues.

• Dot and Jabber find the big oak tree.

How are maple seeds different from acorns?

• Squirrels like to eat maple seeds.

• Maple seeds come from oak trees.

• Maple seeds blow in the wind.

How are maple seeds the same as acorns?

• They both grow into trees.

• They both have wings.

• The both ride the wind.

What was the first thing squirrel did with the acorn?

• dropped it in a hole

• broke it's shell

• put it in his mouth

What did Jabber mean by "leftover clues"?

• acorns

• maple seeds

• leaves

How did the acorn get so far away from the big oak tree?

• The acorn blew in the wind.

• A squirrel planted the acorn.

• A mole took the acorn.

I can tell this story is fiction because

• Dot & Jabber can talk.

• A squirrel can hide an acorn.

• Maple seeds blow in the wind.

Which statement is an opinion?

• Acorns come from oak trees.

• Acorns taste yummy.

• Acorns have a shell.

How is "Dot & Jabber" the same as "Tippy-Toe Chick, Go!" ?

• Both stories are non-fiction.

• Both stories have animal characters.

• Both stories have a dog.

Acorns are seeds from an oak tree.

• true

• false