The Tale of the Redheaded Woodpecker Quiz

What was the reason for the excitement among the birds in Farmer Green's yard?

• Farmer Green was giving out seeds.

• A storm was approaching.

• Mrs. Robin saw a handsome stranger.

• A new bird feeder was installed.

How did Jolly Robin react to his wife's news about the stranger?

• He was excited and curious.

• He was indifferent and uninterested.

• He was skeptical about the stranger's manners.

• He was eager to meet the stranger.

What was Jasper J's main concern about the stranger?

• The stranger's fashion sense.

• The stranger's flying speed.

• The stranger's singing ability.

• The stranger's nest-building skills.

Who did Jasper J hope would give the stranger a disagreeable greeting?

• Farmer Green

• Mrs. Robin

• Mr. Crow

• Little Miss Chippy

What did Mr. Crow identify the stranger as?

• A blue jay

• A redheaded woodpecker

• A sparrow

• A cardinal

What did Mr. Crow suggest about the woodpecker's behavior?

• It was friendly and harmless.

• It might steal eggs and nestlings.

• It was a great singer.

• It was looking for a mate.

How did Mr. Crow plan to use the woodpecker's presence to his advantage?

• By blaming it for any missing eggs.

• By making it his ally.

• By scaring it away.

• By teaching it to sing.

What was Mr. Chippy's concern about Mr. Crow?

• That Mr. Crow was too noisy.

• That Mr. Crow was unfashionable.

• That Mr. Crow wanted to eat their eggs.

• That Mr. Crow was a poor flyer.

What advice did Mr. Crow give to Mrs. Chippy?

• To hide her nest from the redhead.

• To gather more food for her young.

• To sing louder to scare the woodpecker.

• To move her nest to a new location.

How did Mr. Crow react when Mr. Chippy accused him?

• He admitted to the accusation.

• He ignored the accusation.

• He gave a cry of rage.

• He laughed it off.