Little Willy's Farm Challenges and Insights

The video introduces figurative language, emphasizing its role in enhancing reading comprehension. It then transitions to a novel study of 'Stone Fox,' focusing on Little Willy's challenges as he discovers his grandfather's illness and takes on the responsibility of running the farm. Despite financial difficulties, Little Willy's determination and the help of his dog, Searchlight, lead to a successful harvest, though the underlying issue with his grandfather remains unresolved.

What is the main purpose of understanding figurative language according to the teacher?

• To enhance reading comprehension

• To write better essays

• To improve vocabulary

• To memorize the text

What does Little Willy initially think about his grandfather's behavior?

• He is angry

• He is playing a trick

• He is sick

• He is tired

Where does Little Willy live with his grandfather?

• In a suburban house

• On a cattle ranch

• On a potato farm in Wyoming

• In a city apartment

Who does Little Willy visit for help with his grandfather's condition?

• The local vet

• His school teacher

• Doc Smith

• The town mayor

What does Doc Smith conclude about Grandfather's health?

• He is physically ill

• He is healthy but has given up on life

• He needs medication

• He is just tired

What does Little Willy decide to do to help his grandfather?

• Sell the farm

• Run away

• Call for more doctors

• Make his grandfather want to live again

What is Little Willy's plan for the farm?

• To lease it to a neighbor

• To sell it

• To run it himself

• To abandon it

What challenge does Little Willy face in preparing for the harvest?

• Lack of seeds

• No money to rent a horse

• Insect infestation

• Bad weather

How does Searchlight help with the harvest?

• By finding a horse

• By pulling the plow

• By digging up potatoes

• By barking at intruders

What does Little Willy realize about his grandfather's worries?

• They were about the weather

• They were about money

• They were about something else

• They were about the crop