What did the dog offer to do to apologize for digging into his home?
To be his guard dog or to be his friend.
What does tale mean in this sentence? "I’m going to tell you a tale."
a story
What did MacKenzie miss more than his gold?
his friend Lucky
What was the dog doing when it dug into MacKenzie’s home?
Burying a soup bone.
What does pooch mean in this sentence? "Where did the pooch run off to?"
a dog
What is more important than gold?
a good/loyal friend
Who protected MacKenzie when the professor found his home?
Lucky the dog
Where did Lucky follow MacKenzie?
everywhere
What does “trifled” mean in this sentence? "We leprechauns are not to be trifled with!"
played around with, messed with
What does “greedy” mean in this sentence? "I’ve been making shoes for the fairy folk and guarding my gold from greedy people."
selfish - you only care about what you want.
What does it mean, “I felt as though I had lost my shadow?”
The dog followed him like a shadow and he couldn’t find the dog.
What was Professor Chester trying to prove?
That there was such a thing as leprechauns.
Who did MacKenzie make shoes for?
fairies
Who burst through the ceiling of MacKenzie’s home?
Lucky the dog
When do Leprechauns sleep?
during the day
Where was MacKenzie’s home?
Under a tree in a quiet park.
Why didn’t the dog come back with the gold?
Because he had fallen asleep.
What did MacKenzie Shamrock do for a living?
He was a cobbler, he made shoes for the fairies.
What was missing when MacKenzie woke up from his nightmare?
His gold and his friend Lucky the dog.
What did MacKenzie think the dog had done when he couldn’t find him?
He thought he stole his gold.
Who was snooping around in the park looking for the leprechaun’s pot of gold?
Professor Chester
What is a toadstool?
a nickname for a mushroom