The Tagalongs
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5th Grade
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Kat Rosillon
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Multiple Choice
Where is Julia going?
Pancake Peak
Bacon Bridge
Muffin Meadow
Black Coffee Cave
3
Multiple Choice
Where did Julia first trek?
Black Coffee Cave
Muffin Meadow
Bacon Bridge
Hashbrown Hill
4
Multiple Choice
She spelunks through the darkest depths of Black Coffee Cave.
What does spelunks mean?
to swim
to jump
to cross
to explore
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Multiple Choice
What did Julia do in Hashbrown Hill?
She had a quick picnic.
She took a nap.
She took a rest.
She ate her breakfast.
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Multiple Choice
What did Julia see when she reached Pancake Peak?
She saw her house.
She saw three travelers.
She saw a fox.
She saw tons of pancake.
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Multiple Choice
What animals tagged along with Julia on her way back from Pancake Peak?
Pack rat, Boar, Porcupine
Packrat, Fox, Javelina
Packrat, Javalina, Porcupine
Fox, Porcupine, M
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Multiple Choice
Why were the three travelers stranded in Pancake Peak?
They lost their map.
Violet got sick.
They don't know the way down.
Violet poofed, broke Louis the Javalina's glasses, and popped Fitz's cargo balloon.
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Multiple Choice
On their way home, the Bacon Bridge was broken. How did Julia and the three travelers cross the river?
They swam through the river.
They walked across the river.
They rode a raft.
They built a new bridge.
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Multiple Choice
Who among the travelers brought snacks?
Fitz
Julia
Violet
Louis
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Multiple Choice
How did they go through the Black Coffee Cave without their flashlights?
Louis the Javalina used his nose.
Violet the Porcupine smelled the way.
Fitz the Packrat sniffed through the cave.
Julia guided them through the cave.
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Multiple Choice
Who saved them from the plant eater?
Julia
Fitz the Packrat
Violet the Porcupine
Louis the Javalina
13
Multiple Choice
Which animal was following Julia from the beginning of her journey?
a cat
a dog
a fox
a rat
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Multiple Select
What lesson did you learn from the story?
It is always good to help those in need.
Sharing what we have with others is never wrong.
Always ignore those who need help.
Each of us has our own strengths.
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