Franklin And The Tooth Fairy

Bears, like many other mammals, have deciduous or "baby" teeth that eventually fall out to make room for their permanent or "grown-up" teeth. This process is necessary for the bear to have a complete set of teeth that are appropriate for its adult size and dietary needs. Therefore, the bear's teeth are supposed to fall out to allow the permanent teeth to come in.

The tooth fairy is the traditional character in folklore who is believed to collect children's lost teeth and leave a small gift or money in exchange. In this context, it is implied that someone has lost a tooth, and the tooth fairy is the one who will receive it. The teacher and the mom are not typically associated with collecting teeth, making the tooth fairy the most logical choice.

The bear lost a tooth at the bus stop.

Franklin's mom and dad got him a gift to celebrate his growing up. This implies that Franklin has reached a milestone or achieved something significant in his life, such as graduating from school or turning a certain age. By giving him a gift, his parents are acknowledging and commemorating this important moment in his life. It is a way for them to show their love, support, and pride for Franklin as he continues to grow and mature.

The tooth should be put under a pillow at night. This is a common tradition in many cultures where children place their lost teeth under their pillows before they go to sleep. The belief is that a tooth fairy will visit during the night and replace the tooth with a small gift or money. Placing the tooth under a pillow ensures that the tooth fairy can easily find it and complete the exchange without disturbing the child.

Franklin's best friend is a bear.

Franklin tried to trick the tooth fairy by using a tiny white rock instead of his actual tooth to put under his pillow.

Franklin knew that, in all the important ways, he and bear were exactly the same. This suggests that Franklin and the bear shared similar qualities, characteristics, or experiences that made them alike or comparable to each other. They may have had similar interests, values, or goals, leading to a strong connection or understanding between them.

The tooth fairy told Franklin in the note that turtles don't have teeth.

Franklin is different from a bear because bears have teeth, while Franklin does not. This difference in dental structure sets them apart.

Bear hoped to get money.

Franklin acted quietly all day.

Franklin's mom and dad got him a book.

A tooth is often associated with the tradition of the tooth fairy, where children receive a gift or money in exchange for their lost tooth. Therefore, the correct answer is "a gift or money" as both options are commonly given in this context.