Pearl and Wagner: Two Good Friends

Why did the author write "Pearl and Wagner: Two Good Friends"?

• to persuade

• to entertain

• to inform

What is one way to know that Pearl and Wagner is not a realistic story?

• Pearl and Wagner talk.

• There is a science fair.

• The dog lives on a farm.

• There is a robot made from boxes.

How did Pearl help Wagner?

• She told the teacher they made the project together.

• She made Wagner's project for him.

• She held the boxes for Wagner to glue.

• She gave Wagner her project.

The author wrote this story to _____________.

• show how to win a prize at the science fair.

• tell about friends who help each other.

• explain how to make a talking robot.

• persuade you to buy a robot.

What did Pearl and Wagner probably learn?

• It is nice to be a good friend.

• Working together can help get a job done.

• Get busy on your job as soon as the teacher tells you.

• Being honest is the best.

What is the genre of Pearl and Wagner: Two Good Friends?

• Realistic Fiction

• Nonfiction

• Animal Fantasy

• Folk Tale

Why did the author write Pearl and Wagner: Two Good Friends?

• to inform

• to entertain

• to persuade

What is one way to know Pearl and Wagner is not a realistic story?

• There is a science fair.

• The dog lives on a farm.

• Pearl and Wagner talk.

• There is a robot made from boxes.

What is the main theme of 'Pearl and Wagner: Two Good Friends'?

• Friendship and teamwork

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

• Competition and rivalry

Which character is a rabbit in 'Pearl and Wagner: Two Good Friends'?

• Pearl

• Wagner

• Mr. Robot

• Ms. Teacher