Iggy Arbuckle's Tree Adventures

Iggy Arbuckle and his friend Jiggers embark on a journey to take a portrait with the Arbuckle Oak, a tree planted by Iggy's great-grandfather. They discover the tree is sick with oak droop, threatening the forest. Despite efforts to save it with tree salve, they realize the tree must be cut down to protect the forest. Iggy, determined to honor his family tradition, decides to cut down the tree himself. In the end, they plant a new tree, symbolizing new beginnings and the interconnectedness of all living things.

What is the main setting of Iggy Arbuckle's adventures?

• Kookamunga

• Brainfreeze Mountains

• Peekaboo Forest

• Mooseknuckle

Why does Iggy wake up Jiggers early in the morning?

• To go on a hike

• To take a portrait with the family tree

• To go fishing

• To prepare breakfast

What is the name of the disease affecting the Arbuckle Oak?

• Oak Droop

• Bark Rot

• Tree Cooties

• Leaf Blight

What does Iggy use in an attempt to save the tree?

• Fertilizer

• Homeopathic tree salve

• Watering can

• Insect repellent

What is the potential risk if the sick tree is not removed?

• It will attract pests

• It could spread the disease to other trees

• It will block the sunlight

• It will fall and cause damage

Who helps Iggy in his quest to save the tree?

• Percival

• Zoop

• Twiggy

• Spiff

What does Iggy decide to do for the good of the forest?

• Move the tree

• Use more salve

• Cut down the tree

• Build a fence around the tree

What is the name Iggy gives to the new tree they plant?

• Percival

• Alvin

• Bonnie

• Charles

What does Iggy call the sick tree?

• Robert

• Percival

• Alvin

• Laszlo

What is the symbolic meaning of the tree's interconnectedness mentioned by Zoop?

• The tree's roots are deep

• The tree is a home for animals

• The tree provides shade

• All living things are connected