Mr. Peabody's Apples Quiz

What is the problem in the story?

• Mr. Peabody taking an apple.

• Tommy spreading the rumor that Mr. Peabody stole an apple.

• Mr. Funkadeli selling apples.

• Mr. Peabody paying for the apple.

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How is the problem resolved in the story?

• Mr. Peabody stops taking apples.

• Tommy learns the truth and understands the impact of spreading rumors.

• Tommy learns the truth and continues to spread rumors.

• Mr. Funkadeli closes his market.

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How does Tommy react when he thinks he sees Mr. Peabody stealing an apple?

• He asks Mr. Peabody about it.

• He tells Mr. Funkadeli.

• He tells everyone in town.

• He pays for the apple for Mr. Peabody.

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How do the town people react to Tommy's rumor about Mr. Peabody?

• They are disappointed in Mr. Peabody.

• They don't believe Tommy.

• They ask Mr. Peabody for his side of the story.

• They are angry about it.

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How does Mr. Peabody react when he finds out about the rumor?

• He is angry with Tommy.

• He ignores the rumor.

• He explains the truth and teaches Tommy a lesson.

• He stops taking apples from the market.

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How does Mr. Funkadeli react to the situation?

• He is angry with Mr. Peabody.

• He clarifies the misunderstanding about the arrangement with Mr. Peabody.

• He stops selling apples to Mr. Peabody.

• He spreads the rumor further.

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What is the main lesson Tommy learns in 'Mr. Peabody's Apples'?

• It is always best to tell the truth.

• Paying for things later is a good arrangement.

• Stealing is wrong.

• Spreading rumors can be harmful and destructive.

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How does Mr. Peabody teach Tommy the lesson?

• By scolding him.

• By ignoring him.

• By showing how hard it is to undo the damage that was done.

• By spreading a rumor about Tommy.

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Choose the SOMEBODY, WANTED, BUT, SO, THEN pattern that best matches the story.

• a) SOMEBODY: Tommy WANTED: To spread rumors about Mr. Peabody BUT: Everyone believed Mr. Peabody SO: Tommy apologized to Mr. Peabody THEN: Mr. Peabody left the town.

• b) SOMEBODY: The townspeople WANTED: To find out the truth about Mr. Peabody stealing apples BUT: Mr. Peabody continued to deny stealing, which was upsetting to everyone in town SO: The townspeople decided to trust Tommy THEN: Mr. Peabody apologized to the townspeople.

• c) SOMEBODY: Mr. Funkadeli WANTED: To sell his apples BUT: Mr. Peabody was stealing his apples SO: Mr. Funkadeli confronted Mr. Peabody THEN: The townspeople boycotted Mr. Peabody.

• d) SOMEBODY: Mr. Peabody WANTED: To teach and live peacefully in his town and continue his arrangement to pick apples and pay for them later BUT: Tommy spread misinformation about him stealing apples, causing distrust among the townspeople SO: Mr. Peabody revealed the truth and taught Tommy and the townspeople a lesson about the effects of rumors and the importance of truth THEN: Tommy understood the importance of not spreading unverified information, and the townspeople learned about trust and truth.

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What is 1st person point of view?

• The story is told by a narrator who is not in the story, using words like 'he,' 'she,' or 'they.'

• The story is told by a character in the story, using words like 'I,' 'me,' 'we,' or 'my.'

• The story is told directly to the reader, using words like 'you' or 'your.'

• The story is told by an animal in the story.

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