If you joined their picnic, what food would you bring and why?
The story ends with everyone laughing. (True or false)
True
Swan helped tell everyone about the picnic. (True or false)
True
What does “spread the word” mean? a) Tell everyone b) Write a letter c) Make food d) Fly around
a) Tell everyone
Who were the animals at the picnic?
Duck, bird, deer, bear, swan, ants
When did Bear suggest they have the picnic? a) Today b) Tomorrow c) Next week d) On Sunday
b) Tomorrow
Who said, “It is not a picnic without ants”? a) Bird b) Duck c) Deer d) Bear
c) Deer
What makes this story funny?
What did Bird notice was missing? a) Food b) Plates c) Some friends d) The blanket
c) Some friends
Why do you think the animals laughed at the end?
Because ....
What did Bird say about Duck’s idea? a) It was silly b) It was a very good idea c) It was boring d) It was too hard
b) It was a very good idea
Who had the idea to have a picnic? a) Bird b) Duck c) Bear d) Swan
b) Duck
The next day, what were the animals ready for? a) A race b) A nap c) The picnic d) A game
c) The picnic
Who said “Wait”? a) Bird b) Duck c) Deer d) Swan
b) duck
Who said, “I will spread the word”? a) Duck b) Bird c) Swan d) Ant
c) Swan
The tiny voices belonged to the ants. (True or false)
True
What did Deer say they would bring? a) Drinks b) Toys c) Yummy food d) Blankets
c) Yummy food
Some animals were missing at first. (True or false)
True
What does the story teach about friendship or teamwork?
The animals decided to have a picnic in winter. (Ture or false)
False