Pete the Cat: Pete's Big Lunch

What did Pete the Cat want to make?

• A cake

• A sandwich

• A salad

• A pizza

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What did Pete put on his sandwich first?

• lettuce

• turkey

• fish

• bread

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Which of these foods did Pete NOT put on his sandwich?

• ice cream

• chocolate cake

• bananas

• pickles

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Why did Pete’s sandwich become a problem?

• It was too small

• It was too big.

• It didn't taste good.

• It had no bread

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What did Pete do with his big sandwich in the end?

• Ate it all by himself

• Threw it away

• Shared it with his friends

• Gave it to a pet

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Where does Pete the Cat make his big lunch?

• In his backyard

• In his kitchen

• At school

• In a restaurant

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What time of day does Pete make his big lunch?

• morning

• noon

• night

• evening

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What does Pete use to make his sandwich in the kitchen?

• plate

• spoon

• mixing bowl

• bread and different foods

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Who joins Pete in his kitchen at the end of the story?

• his mom

• his friends

• his teacher

• a chef

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How does the kitchen look by the end of the story?

• Clean and neat

• Full of sandwich ingredients

• Completely empty

• Painted in new colors

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