Tomas and the Town's Zoo Adventure

After a storm knocks down a tree in the town square, the community gathers to decide its fate. Tomas, the wood cutter, sees potential in the tree and secretly transforms it into a wooden zoo. The town is delighted by the surprise, and they come together to paint the animals and celebrate. When a museum offers to buy the zoo, Tomas decides to keep it in the town, fostering community spirit and joy.

What event caused the townspeople to gather around the tree?

• A parade passing by

• A market day

• A festival in the town square

• A violent thunderstorm

What was Tomas's initial reaction to the fallen tree?

• He wanted to cut it into firewood

• He suggested making furniture

• He saw potential for a surprise

• He ignored it

What did Tomas say about the beauty of the tree?

• It was perfect for a sculpture

• Its beauty was on the inside

• It was too ugly to use

• It was only good for firewood

What did Tomas create from the tree?

• A large sculpture

• A wooden house

• A set of furniture

• A life-sized zoo

How did the children react to the zoo?

• They were scared

• They were indifferent

• They were disappointed

• They were excited and joyful

What did the townspeople do to the wooden animals?

• They ignored them

• They painted them

• They dismantled them

• They sold them

What colors were used on the giraffe?

• Green and yellow

• Orange and brown

• Blue and red

• Purple and pink

What did the townspeople do to celebrate the zoo?

• They went on a picnic

• They held a parade

• They had a big party

• They organized a concert

What did the men from the city want to do with the zoo?

• Destroy it

• Use it for a festival

• Buy it for a museum

• Move it to a park

What was Tomas's decision regarding the city's offer?

• He sold the entire zoo

• He refused to sell the zoo

• He donated the entire zoo

• He ignored the offer