Friendship Lessons in 'Help: A Story of Friendship'

Mrs. Sullivan narrates a story about friendship and overcoming fears. Mouse, influenced by gossip, fears Snake and ends up in a hole. Despite initial reluctance from other animals, Snake helps rescue Mouse, proving his friendship. Mouse learns a lesson about trust and gratitude, ultimately thanking Snake with flowers.

Who is the author of the story 'Help: A Story of Friendship'?

• J.K. Rowling

• Holly Keller

• Dr. Seuss

• Roald Dahl

What was Mouse doing when Hedgehog found him?

• Playing

• Sleeping

• Eating

• Hiding under leaves

Why was Mouse hiding from Snake?

• He wanted to surprise Snake

• He was scared of the dark

• He heard gossip that snakes are dangerous

• He was playing a game

What did Hedgehog say about the gossip Mouse heard?

• It was a secret

• It was a warning

• It was silly gossip

• It was true

What happened to Mouse while he was walking with Hedgehog?

• He fell into a hole

• He found a treasure

• He met a new friend

• He got lost

Why couldn't Squirrel help Mouse out of the hole?

• It was too dark and there might be spiders

• She was too busy

• She didn't know how

• She was afraid of heights

Why was Rabbit unable to help Mouse out of the hole?

• He was too small

• The hole was too deep and the walls were too straight

• He was scared of the dark

• He didn't want to

What was Hedgehog's reason for not going down the hole?

• He was too big

• His prickles would hurt Mouse

• He was scared

• He didn't know how

Who arrived to help Mouse out of the hole?

• Fox

• Snake

• Turtle

• Bird

What did Snake use to help Mouse out of the hole?

• A rope

• A stick tied to his tail

• A ladder

• A vine