The Trumpet of the Swans

The eleven year old boy who walked through the forest was _______________.

• Sam Beaver

• Tom Beaver

• Sam Braver

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Sam found a big nest of two enormous ___________ in the middle of the forest.

• eagles

• vultures

• trumpeter swans

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A male swan is called a _________.

• boy

• cob

• drake

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To be filled with wonder by the beauty of something is also called _________________.

• startled

• prowled

• spell bound

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Young swans are called ____________.

• hatchlings

• cygnets

• chicks

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The collective noun for bushes is ____________.

• bunch

• clump

• bundle

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CCSS.RF.3.3D

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The cob kept a close watch because he knew the ___________ prowled somewhere in the woods.

• lion

• wolf

• fox

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The pen poked the eggs with her bill to see that the eggs __________________.

• hatched and the cygnets came out quickly

• were hard enough not to break

• received the right amount of warmth from her body

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The Trumpet of the Swans was written by __________.

• Elwyn Brooks White

• R L Stevenson

• Eric Brooks Worth

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'Knock him cold' means _____________.

• hit him very hard

• knock on the door

• feel very cold

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