Frog and Toad Story Comprehension

Frog and Toad are friends who experience various adventures together. In spring, Frog wakes Toad to enjoy the season, but Toad prefers to sleep. Later, Frog feels unwell, and Toad tries to tell him a story but struggles. Finally, Toad loses a button during a walk, leading to a search and a realization about friendship and patience.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• Frog's dislike for spring

• Toad's love for sleeping

• The arrival of winter

• The friendship between Frog and Toad

Why does Frog want Toad to wake up?

• To help him with chores

• To enjoy the spring together

• To go on a vacation

• To attend a party

How does Toad initially respond to Frog's attempts to wake him?

• He is excited and jumps out of bed

• He ignores Frog and goes back to sleep

• He gets angry and leaves the house

• He starts preparing breakfast

What trick does Frog use to get Toad out of bed?

• He promises Toad a gift

• He tells Toad it's already May

• He threatens to leave without him

• He offers Toad a delicious meal

What do Frog and Toad do once Toad is finally awake?

• They go back to sleep

• They start planning a trip

• They enjoy the spring outdoors

• They have a long conversation

What does Toad notice about Frog when he is unwell?

• Frog is unusually quiet

• Frog looks very green

• Frog is sleeping a lot

• Frog is very energetic

What is Toad's first attempt to think of a story?

• He reads a book

• He walks up and down the porch

• He asks Frog for help

• He writes in a notebook

How does Frog help Toad when he can't think of a story?

• Frog leaves Toad alone

• Frog tells Toad a story

• Frog makes Toad some tea

• Frog gives Toad a book

What problem do Frog and Toad encounter during their walk?

• They get lost in the woods

• Toad loses a button

• Frog falls into the river

• They run out of time

What is the first incorrect button found by Frog?

• A green button

• A black button

• A red button

• A blue button