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Pumpkin Jack Comprehension
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What did Tim find inside the pumpkin after the snow melted?
He found pumpkin seeds.
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What did Tim name his pumpkin?
Pumpkin Jack
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When did Tim notice Pumpkin Jack starting to rot?
After Halloween, when it was left outside.
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What happened to Pumpkin Jack after he was left outside?
He started to rot and fall apart.
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Why did Tim save the seeds?
He wanted to grow new pumpkins.
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Where did Pumpkin Jack go when he started to rot?
He sank into the ground and became part of the soil.
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What did Tim do with the pumpkin seeds he found?
He planted them in the garden.
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What did Tim do when the pumpkins grew big again?
He picked one and carved a new pumpkin Jack.
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When did Tim carve his pumpkin?
At halloween.
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Who watched the pumpkin change over time?
Jack watched it.
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What grew from the seeds?
New pumpkin plants grew.
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When did Tim pick a new pumpkin?
In the fall, when the pumpkins were ripe.
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When did the new sprouts appear?
In the spring, after the snow melted.
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Why did Tim name his pumpkin "Pumpkin Jack?"
It was his special "Jack-o-lantern"
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How did the pumpkin change throughout the seasons?
It rotted in the fall, froze in the winter, sprouted in the spring, and grew new pumpkins in the summer and the fall.
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How did Tim help new pumpkins grow?
He planted the seeds and watered them.
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Why did Tim put the pumpkin outside?
It started to get soft and smelly inside of his house.
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What other things can rot?
Fruits, Vegetables
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Who is the main character in the story?
Jack
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How did Tim feel when he saw the new pumpkins?
He felt happy and excited.
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