The dentist needed to drill inside the narrator’s tooth.
True
The herbivore eats green plants like grass.
True
The narrator’s canines are compared to a tiger's teeth.
True
The narrator was excited to leave the dentist’s office.
True
The drill made a buzzing noise like an angry bee.
True
The dentist found a cavity inside the narrator’s tooth.
True
The dentist is called a “great detective” in the poem.
True
The omnivore eats both plants and meat.
True
The narrator felt a toothache after eating chocolate cake.
True
The dentist found a cavity, so the teeth were not perfectly healthy.
False
The narrator wasn’t scared of the drill; it didn’t worry them.
False
The carnivore uses its canine teeth to tear up its prey.
True
The boy was eating carrot cake the night before.
False
The narrator brushes their gums morning and night.
True
The omnivore uses its molar teeth to crush food.
True
The herbivore said, “No meat, no meat, just grass.”
True