Mr Peabody's Apples

The climax of the story occurs when:

• Tommy watches Mr. Peabody take an apple for the first time.

• Mr. Peabody gathers the townspeople to explain his agreement with Mr. Funkadeli.

• Mr. Funkadeli confirms that Mr. Peabody had an agreement with him.

• The townspeople continue their daily routines without addressing the issue.

The resolution of the story is best described as:

• Tommy learning about the consequences of spreading unverified rumors.

• Mr. Peabody being accused of stealing.

• Tommy observing Mr. Peabody's actions in the market.

• The townspeople talking about Mr. Peabody's alleged theft.

What did Mr. Peabody stop to look at everyday?

• Apples

• Bats

• Oranges

• Baseballs

Tommy thought Mr. Peabody was doing what?

• Coaching another baseball team

• Eating too much

• Not playing fair

• Stealing apples

What did tommy do after he thought Mr. Peabody was stealing apples?

• Change baseballs teams

• Told all of his friends

• Tell his mom on Mr. Peabody

• Stole 2 apples

What did Mr. Peabody do to show Tommy that spreading rumors is not the right thing to do?

• Made him eat 100 apples

• Made his pick up all of the feathers from a pillow

• Tell the whole town the truth

• Sit out for the rest of the games

What prediction can be made about the story?

• Tommy will quit baseball

• Mr. Peabody will eat apples forever

• Tommy won't spread rumors anymore

• Mr. Peabody will steal apples

Tommy sees Mr. Peabody take an apple without paying.

• climax

• inciting incident

• theme

• resolution

What is the main theme of Mr. Peabody's Apples?

• The importance of hard work

• The power of words and the impact of rumors

• The value of honesty

• The importance of friendship

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

• The importance of sharing

• The consequences of spreading rumors

• The value of honesty

• The joy of giving