Frog And Toad Are Friends: Chapter 4 A Swim

Toad doesn't want Frog to see him in his bathing suit because he thinks he looks funny. This suggests that Toad lacks confidence in his appearance and feels self-conscious about how he looks in his bathing suit.

The correct answer is "bathing suit" because it is the appropriate attire for going down the river. Wearing a bathing suit allows for easy movement in the water and provides comfort while swimming.

The correct answer is toad because toads are known to live near water and can often be found in or near bodies of water, such as ponds or streams. Wearing a bathing suit would be appropriate for a toad as they may need to swim or be in the water for various reasons. Frogs and fish also live in water, but the question specifically asks about wearing a bathing suit, which is more commonly associated with humans.

The correct answer is "splashes" because the sentence is asking to make something big with our hands and feet. Splashes are created when water is moved forcefully, usually by hands and feet, so it makes sense in the context of the sentence.

The sentence is in the past tense and is referring to an action that happened yesterday. The verb "swam" is the correct past tense form of the verb "swim" and fits appropriately in the sentence to indicate that the subject crossed the river by swimming.

The correct answer is "riverbank" because it is the most logical option to climb down into the river. The other options, such as "bathing suit," "splashes," "swam," and "water," do not make sense in the context of climbing down into the river.

Water is safe and warm, making it the most suitable option to complete the sentence. A bathing suit, riverbank, splashes, and swam do not necessarily imply safety or warmth.