(Day 4) What animal was next to their tent?
A monkey
A big spider
A cat
(Day 6) How did Sam feel at the end of the trip?
Sad
Angry
Tired but happy
(Day 2) What did the monkey do?
It watched them quietly
It ran away
It jumped on them
(Day 1) What did they see in the trees?
Flowers
Apples
Bananas
(Day 4) When did they see the spider?
At night
In the evening
In the morning
(Day 2) What was in the tall tree?
A bird
A monkey
A bear
(Day 5) What was the jungle like?
Very clean
Very quiet
Very noisy
(Day 1) How were the flowers in the trees?
Scary
Ugly
Beautiful
Who is Bob?
Sam’s uncle
Sam’s teacher
Sam’s cousin
(Day 5) What was the weather like?
It was raining
It was sunny
It was very dark
(Day 4) What did Sam say about the spider?
It was horrible
It was funny
It was cute
(Day 6) What did they use to leave the jungle?
A bike
Uncle Bob’s car
A boat
(Day 3) What size was the frog?
Big
Fat
Tiny
(Day 2) Where was the monkey sitting?
In the river
In a tall tree
In a tent
(Day 5) What did they do in the evening?
Eat ice cream
Go swimming
Listen to jungle sounds
(Day 4) What did the spider do?
Crawled up a tree
Flew away
Jumped into the pool
(Day 3) What was next to the tree?
A pond
A bench
A pool
What kind of writing is this?
A storybook
A letter
A diary
(Day 5) What sounds did they hear in the evening?
Cars and bikes
Insects and monkeys
Music and singing
(Day 3) What animal was in the pool?
A frog
A turtle
A fish
Where were Sam and his uncle?
At school
In the city
In the jungle
(Day 2) What did they climb on the second day?
A ladder
A wall
A hill
Who wrote the diary about the jungle trip?
Uncle Bob
Sam
A monkey
(Day 3) Where did they walk down?
The hill
The beach
The road
(Day 5) How did Sam feel at night?
He was tired
He was scared
He was angry
(Day 1) What did Sam and his uncle walk next to?
A river
A house
A mountain
(Day 6) What does Sam say about the jungle?
It was scary
It was boring
It was exciting
How many days did Sam stay in the jungle?
Four
Two
Six
(Day 1) What birds did they see in the jungle?
Parrots
Chickens
Ducks