The Scarecrow's Adventures in Oz

Dorothy and her friends, the Tin Woodman, Scarecrow, and Cowardly Lion, continue their journey to the Emerald City. They build a raft to cross a river but face challenges when the Scarecrow gets stuck. The Lion attempts a rescue, and a stork helps save the Scarecrow. The group then encounters a field of poppies, which causes Dorothy and the Lion to fall asleep. The Tin Woodman and Scarecrow carry Dorothy to safety, but the Lion is left behind. The story highlights themes of friendship, courage, and perseverance.

What did Dorothy have for breakfast by the river?

• Apples and oranges

• Peaches and plums

• Bread and butter

• Milk and cookies

What was the main challenge the travelers faced while on the raft?

• A storm

• A waterfall

• A swift current

• A broken raft

Why was the Scarecrow left behind in the river?

• He fell asleep

• He got stuck on a pole

• He was too heavy

• He was afraid of water

How did the Lion help the group reach the shore?

• He flew them across

• He swam and pulled the raft

• He pushed the raft

• He built a bridge

What was the group's plan to find the yellow brick road again?

• Walk along the riverbank

• Build another raft

• Fly over the river

• Ask for directions

Who helped rescue the Scarecrow from the river?

• A turtle

• A stork

• A bird

• A fish

What did the Scarecrow promise to do if he ever got brains?

• Build a new raft

• Return to Kansas

• Help the Stork

• Find the yellow brick road

What effect did the poppy field have on Dorothy and Toto?

• Made them laugh

• Made them run

• Made them sleepy

• Made them hungry

How did the Scarecrow and Tin Woodman carry Dorothy out of the poppy field?

• On their backs

• In a chair made with their hands

• In a wheelbarrow

• On a stretcher

What happened to the Lion in the poppy field?

• He ran away

• He found courage

• He fought the poppies

• He fell asleep